I have a beautiful husky named Sif. She’s a rescue and has spent the majority of her 3 years of life in the rescue center.

She’s incredibly energetic, has not been potty trained, and has severe separation anxiety. She’s destroyed and escaped from 2 kennels. My latest kennel is husky proof but she destroys any bedding or blankets I put in with her. I started with the short term (5min) in the kennel while I’m home and she did well. She will stay in there as long as I’m home with her but when I leave she loses it.

She pulls on her leash to the point of choking (even with a training leash) and I love her dearly but she is quite a handful.

Any tips on what y’all have done? I am getting professional training but it won’t start for another month. Tips and tricks would be great in the meantime.

My husky snaps at my dogs if they get near their food bowl but is good with humans. The dogs get along just fine and we feed them in seperate rooms. Advice?

Hi! I am a new owner of a 5 1/2 month old Alaska Husky puppy (male). He's 30 lbs.
am trying to gauge how long and how far I can take my pup on walks / hikes, and if it's ok to take him on short runs with me. I've heard it can be bad for their growth plates if they do too much too early, but it's hard to fine definitive guidelines so I thought I'd ask other Alaskan husky owners! What is a good length of hike/ walk and elevation gain? We've been aiming for 2 miles with 500 or less or elevation but honestly I would love to take him backcountry skiing this winter if that's not too much for him.

Good boy got a new collar with a bow. Such a dapper young man. Just doesn’t want to stay still for pictures.

It’s a glorious 75°. We decided to go on a little off roading and hiking adventure.

And happy about it too.

This was taken 9 years ago. Forcing my love on her. One of my favorite ever pics of her.

She's such an asshole. We have a big fenced backyard but she found a weak spot/learnt to jump through/climb the trees - no idea. I cannot even play with her off-leash anymore, she's looking for the escape route with me right there! She escaped again this morning, I thought it'd be okay before breakfast but while I was occupied with her brother for two minutes, she escaped. She came back in an hour (for food, not because she cares). No more off-leash outdoor time for the next 2 years. Maybe she'll be more reliable when she's 5yo. Right? Riiight?!?

Hector approved! I’m curious if he’ll share with his car. He hasn’t let the other two dogs near the bed since I unboxed it. Happy boy!

no huskies were overly annoyed in the making of this pic

Just saw a video online of a guy taking a 7 lb foster puppy to the beach and completely going off leash (with his other very well trained German Shepherd) and that puppy didn’t run away ONCE.

I recently took my 1 y/o to the beach and I felt like if I took him off leash he would’ve been GONE with the waves. I live in the city so recall training has been rough/completely ineffective. Has anyone here successfully recall trained their husky? Beeper collars seemingly haven’t worked at all with my guy.

This is my 6 month old puppy. I got him for a breeder that certifies that he’s a husky labrador. We love him to death but when we compare him to other labskies online he does not look anything like them! Curious to know if anyone has a similar looking husky/labsky.

I just moved into an apartment after living in a house for the last few years. It’s my dog’s first time being an apartment dog and it’s going terrible. He’s destroyed the blinds, stained carpets, and I’ve already received multiple complaints about his barking. I can’t kennel him or he barks non stop, and when I leave him out he destroys stuff (I’ve already childproofed everything i can) and still barks at points throughout the day. Hes also seemed to get aggressive with other dogs when I bring him around which never used to be an issue. What can I do? Any tips? I don’t want to have to rehome him but at this point I’m kind of at a loss and can’t get kicked out.

mia went as dogpool!

Still waiting for answers, buy this guy seems to be back to normal for now. Taking it slow until we figure out what is happening. 🧡 thank you everyone to those who sent their good vibes.