Husky
The Husky is a beautiful large dog breed with a wolf-like appearance and a fun, lively personality. Husky dogs are long haired dogs that are less than optimal in ultra hot areas such as Arizona, where the heat can be a burden to them. Huskies originated in Siberia, and were later brought to Alaska for sled races. Due to this, temperate or colder climates are going to be fantastic for a Husky, and make your dog companion very happy. Huskies are lively, talkative, intelligent dogs with a hankering for play time. The Husky lifespan is generally 12-15 years, and these large dogs grow to be 20-27 kg for males and between 16-23 kg for females.
Pet Requirements
what Size Is The Husky?
These large dogs grow to be 20-27 kg for males and between 16-23 kg for females.
Do Huskies Shed?
Huskies are dogs bred for the cold, so their coats are notoriously thick. Because of this, Huskies shed a lot. Proper and regular brushing is recommended to keep these guys’ coats healthy and your home clean.
Husky Grooming?
Your Husky never needs to have it’s fur clipped or trimmed by a groomer. However, regular brushing and bathing at home is a must for these shedding, thick coated dogs.
Are Huskies Easy To Train?
These are not easy dogs to train by any means. The Husky is a high energy dogs that were bred to pull sleds for long distances, meaning that they were never bred to work closely with their owners. Expect long training times and have plenty of patience!
Husky Personality
Huskies are known for being extremely friendly, gentle giants. The Husky is an alert, friendly, gentle, playful, high energy, outgoing dogs with a huge appetite for playtime. Because of this, Husky owners should be ready to buy plenty of toys, go on plenty of walks and adventures, and ideally have a nice large back yard for their dogs to be able to play in. Ideally a Husky owner will be someone who is active and ready for playtime, to avoid boring your furry friend. Huskies are also known for their vocality, and owners should be ready to train immediately whenever getting one of these beautiful and fun pups. Training for Huskies is especially important for barking, since these dogs are known for both their alertness and their vocality.
Playful
Vocal
High Energy
Friendly
Husky Health
Huskies, while generally healthy dogs, do suffer from a variety of health conditions that can worsen with age. These health conditions can range from hip dysplasia and follicular dysplasia to cataracts and progressive retinal atrophy. Due to Husky health concerns primarily being centered around the joints, skin, and eyes, counteracting with a veterinarian recommended dog food that can give nutrient support can be a game changer for Husky owners. In addition, ensuring that your dog stays active is an important aspect for Husky owners, so that they can maintain healthy joints and live good long lifespans.
Hip Dysplasia
Follicular Dysplasia
Retinal Atrophy
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