Siberian Huskies are one of the most energetic and spirited dog breeds. They are admired for their endurance, intelligence, and playful nature. Originally bred as sled dogs, they have an innate drive to stay active and engaged. While their high energy levels make them fantastic companions for active individuals and families, they can also present challenges for owners who are unprepared to meet their needs. Without proper training and outlets…
Siberian Huskies are known for their majestic appearance, boundless energy, and ability to adapt to some of the harshest climates. Originating from the cold Siberian tundra, their double-layered coat provides excellent insulation against freezing temperatures. However, as Huskies are increasingly found in various climates worldwide, understanding how to care for them throughout the year is essential for keeping them comfortable and healthy. This comprehensive guide explores how to care for…
Picking the perfect name for your Husky is fun and essential for establishing his or her identity and communicating effectively. Choose a name that aligns with your dog’s personality and your own preferences. You have plenty of sources from which to draw inspiration, including literature, films, favorite foods, the history of the Husky breed, or even inventing unique names. Keep the name relatively short, avoiding resemblances to familiar command cues…
As dog owners, we often find ourselves wondering what foods are safe and healthy for our furry friends. Especially, when we eat something and see those big and kind eyes looking and begging us. So, when I eat kiwi, I am wondering if my dogs can eat this green and sweet fruit. Can dogs eat kiwi? Is it safe to share this delicious fruit with my dogs, or should it…
Huskies can eat mint. To be more precise, huskies can eat one or two fresh peppermint leaves, wild mint leaves, or spearmint leaves. I want to mention what types of mint you should avoid feeding your husky. Do not give any English Pennyroyal (Mentha pulegium) mint to your husky because this type of mint is toxic to dogs. English Pennyroyal mint contains pulegone which is toxic to dogs. Perilla mint…
Your husky’s teeth are a part of his or her overall health. Like human teeth, a husky’s teeth develop cavities, tartar, and gums problems resulting in tooth loss. Not brushing your Siberian husky’s teeth will result in bad breath that can break human and dog interaction. It is terrible when a dog opens the mouth and you smell bad breath and see sore or bleeding gums and plaque on the…
Your husky’s yawn is similar to ours and is usually accompanied by the same characteristic sound. Most of the time, we associate yawning with tiredness, but your husky would actually yawn for plenty of reasons. Yawning is usually an involuntary reflex, but it can be a voluntary reflex too. Huskies yawn the same way we do. We inhale deep to fill our lungs with air. By doing so, we also…
Siberian huskies are active dogs, and they enjoy chasing balls and exercising a lot. They really like to chase, fetch, and even chew balls. If you own a husky, you already know that you need to keep things interesting for him and try to exercise and play with him a lot. Your husky puppy wants to play with you because you are his best packmate. He wants to bond with…
You probably see your Siberian husky eating grass in your yard or even at a walk. Eating grass is common dog behavior and many dogs nibble the grass or even start to eat it as if they were pretty little cows. Dogs have many instinctive behaviors and eating grass is one of them. Don’t underestimate them, they know what grass to eat when they need it. But don’t let your…
A puppy is born toothless and he needs to go through two teething periods until he will have his strong and adult teeth. The Siberian Husky puppy teething period is a hard period for the owner but even harder for the puppy. If you just brought a sweet little husky puppy home, you might notice that he starts biting and chewing every object in the house. Your hands or legs…
