Does anyone else’s husky like to put their front paws in their water bowl?? She does this all the time. She’s maybe 7months. A friend said it’s because naturally or instinctually huskies like the cold, so she does that. 🤷🏻‍♀️

My dad met two other huskies during his daily walk. He video-ed the three huskies interacting when suddenly this event happened. My dad insists that its friendly but he pulled our husky away from the other two just in case. I personally felt like it was more aggresive than he thought it was. Does anyone have some insight to whats going on?

https://reddit.com/link/1fkikd3/video/vfnh88p55rpd1/player

I take Koda to a doggy day care once a week to run around and play with other dogs for a few hours. Every week I get the same response when I ask how he was: “he was good.” Well today, they posted photos of the dogs and must’ve forgotten to take the E-collar off of him that they’ve been secretly putting on. This immediately made me mad, as he’s never been E-collar trained and they’ve never asked for permission to do this or ever mentioned that they do this to people’s dogs without asking. Essentially, I’m just ranting, but open to advice on how to go about calling the daycare out for this tomorrow. Thanks for listening!

I have a husky and he is about 4 month old he always kinda got along with little dogs and every other one in the house but when it comes to 1 German shepherd almost a year he wants to play then when she comes to him he starts barking and trying to bite hard she is very rough player but she is not mean dog just extremely rough and dogs outside of the home he gets very shaky and barks and and growls but being that was when he was 2 month he is 4 months now I’m taking him for his last shot I wanna see how he reacts but I’m just not so sure anymore because it’s embarrassing and also don’t wanna start a dog fight I am paying for a training next month just very confused on if he is or isnt wondering if anyone had similar situation.

Pedro brought this through the fucking doggie door.

We just rescued an 8 year old female husky from the shelter. However, she seems to be very fixated on my pug. Tries to mount him, paw him, etc. Today he went for a toy and she exhibited resource guarding behavior. She seems to be fixating on him, staring at him, etc. It’s starting to make a little nervous. Any advice? I’m not sure if it’s her prey drive or what. But since he’s a small dog, I’m thinking it may be that.

this picture is from December when we had a bbq party at our home and despite feeling cold and wanting to go inside, he chilled w us lol i sometimes doubt his huskiness.

I adopted my husky pup, Bandit, back in May, so I've had him for 4 months now. He's 10 months old and has a big brother, Uno, a 2-year-old Pomsky. I understand huskies' energy and attitude, but I need advice. I can walk Bandit for miles, he has a big yard to play in, but he never stops howling and crying. He plays too rough with Uno, and I can't let him roam free in the house because he tears up everything. I've tried trainers and getting him comfortable in the kennel, but nothing calms him. While my Pomsky relaxes after walks and play, Bandit is like having a toddler. I'm overwhelmed and considering returning him to the shelter, but I really don't want to. I just don't know how to calm him down and get him to relax for even a second.

A day in the life of our dogs includes going on walks, eating, playing in the yard, chewing on a bone or licking a mat, and then resting before repeating everything again.

Are your huskies 200% DRAMA at the vet?? I took my newly adopted girl today for vaccines etc and she is normally very quiet for a husky. At the vet she went FULL DRAMA mode and was screaming at the top of her lungs before the tech even touched her 😅 I had some health concerns, so they needed to run tests, but after echoing screams through the building, they ended up having to sedate her to run tests. (Xrays, ultrasound, anal gland expression etc). We all wanted to know what percentage of the screaming was drama, and if any of it was actual pain or issues. Test results to say it's probably 99% drama 😆. An expensive lesson. But I'm glad for peace of mind.

I really need your help guys I’ve been having this issue for a month now. My husky refuses to eat anything other than meat or chicken, I wish I could do that for her and tried it but from a financial standpoint I simply can’t. How can I make her eat her dry food again? I tried making her get hungry for a day or two, offering her dry food and then taking it away if she doesn’t eat but it didn’t work. I tried every kind of dry food, took her to a vet and did everything I can think of. I’m really getting stressed and worried because she’s losing a lot of weight because of this. PLEASE HELP!