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The Husky Care Guide: Food, Exercise, Personality, And More

Many people are attracted to Siberian huskies because of their striking appearance—they’re athletic, with dramatic coloring, thick coats, and, sometimes, ice-blue or mismatched blue and brown eyes. Huskies also charm many humans with their demeanor. Their intelligence and outgoing, active nature can make them great partners for playtime and outdoor adventures. However, huskies, and husky mixes, can be challenging for novice dog owners or those who prefer a canine companion with maximum chill. From the amount of daily exercise they need and their unique personalities, to the type of food they thrive on, there are many things for a prospective dog owner to know before deciding to care for a husky or husky mix. Here, we delve into some useful information and advice for husky admirers , and prospective owners. Keep in mind that despite common breed characteristics and generalities, all dogs are individuals, shaped by unique genetics, life histories, personalities, and environmental factor...
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Alusky

The Alusky is an energetic, playful crossbreed beloved by those who maintain active lifestyles. This is a cross between the driven Alaskan Husky and the similar, larger Alaskan Malamute. For active dog parents, this breed is sure to only keep growing loyal fans. The Alusky’s parent breeds have similar history. Almost solely a working breed, the lesser-known Alaskan Husky boasts an energetic personality. Although rarely kept as a pet, that doesn’t mean they don’t make good companions. Similarly, the Alaskan Malamute has origins in sled-pulling and hunting. They’re much more common as companion animals today. Although both breeds are frequently mistaken for wolf hybrids, which they are not, their energy could convince one otherwise.  Because the Alusky is a crossbreed , finding one up for adoption is not likely. Still, there are millions of dogs waiting for homes in shelters. When looking for a specific breed, make an effort to adopt from a shelter or rescue. It’s important to keep i...
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Dogs in Antarctica - Huskies

 "The departure of the last remaining huskies from Antarctica marks the end of an era . . . It will always be difficult for those who have not shared the experience to understand the pure delight of driving behind dogs and being utterly dependent on them for life itself . . . " HRH the Prince of Wales - foreword to the book "Of Dogs and Men" by Kevin Walton and Rick Atkinson Dogs first arrived in Antarctica on the 17th of February 1899 when 75 were landed by the ship Southern Cross of the British Antarctic Expedition of 1898 - 1900 at Cape Adare in the Ross Sea area. The landing was followed by a four day blizzard which trapped seven men ashore, they had a large tent and survived by bringing all of the dogs in to lie on top of them to keep them warm, dogs in Antarctica proved their worth from the outset. New Zealand dog team at Scott base Antarctica 1978, picture courtesy NOAA In April, one of the dogs was thought lost when it was blown out to sea on an ice floe, i...
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Can You Spot the Dog? Husky Hidden among Inflatables Baffles Internet

 Can you spot the husky hiding among the inflatable dogs? That's the question being asked by one pet owner, who took to TikTok to share a video showing a room full of blow-up canines. The catch is that among those inflated four-legged friends sits one dog who is full of more than just hot air. That might sound easy enough, but for the 21 million people watching the clip, it has proven trickier than you might think. The video can be watched here.     @thehuskyfam     Like if you find her.. No spoilers in comments 🤫 #dogsoftiktok #perfect #husky #petsoftiktok     ♬ Blue Blood - Heinz Kiessling & Various Artists  Dogs love hiding places. According to Jessicka Jake, a CATCH Canine Academy certified dog trainer based in San Diego, California, for dogs a hiding place can often feel like a safe space. Sign up for NewsletterNewsletter The Bulletin Your daily briefing of everything you need to know "That's their fun little fort to relax in," she told ...
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Revealing the Husky Mix Doberman’s Unique Traits and Characteristics

 This beautiful hybrid combines two of the best-loved breeds – the Siberian Husky and Doberman Pinscher – into one lovable bundle of fur. With its outgoing personality and captivating eyes, this crossbreed is sure to steal hearts wherever it goes! This article will explore all aspects of owning a husky mix doberman , from finding a good breeder to caring for these fantastic dogs. We’ll discuss their temperament, health needs, grooming requirements, and more. So if you’ve been considering adding a husky mix doberman to your family, read on! Table of Contents Overview Of The Husky Mix Doberman The Husky Mix Doberman is a unique breed that combines the athleticism of a Siberian husky with the loyal, alert temperament of a Doberman. This hybrid dog has become increasingly popular due to its spirited yet friendly personality and striking looks. It’s important to be aware of the exercise needs and coat types associated with this mixed breed before bringing one home. Husky Mix Dobermans a...
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Siberian Husky Training Secrets

 Huskies are active dogs that thrive off of a great deal of exercise, both physically and mentally. Teaching them some useful tricks can engage both their minds and their bodies. Originally bred as sled dogs in northern Asia, Siberian Huskies are known for their endurance, energy, and intelligence. These healthy, active dogs require lots of mental and physical exercise, and teaching them some useful tricks can engage both their minds and their bodies. These outgoing, friendly dogs can quickly learn tricks that play to their strengths. Teach your Husky tricks that relate to this breed's active lifestyle, outgoing personality, and chasing instincts. Agility Tricks Siberian Huskies love to run, so agility is a great activity for their natural inclinations. You can start by teaching your dog the trick of hand-targeting, which involves touching the nose to your hand. Holding your hand in front of your Husky's nose, say "Touch." When your Husky's nose touches your han...
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All About The Siberian Husky

 Originally developed in Siberia by the Chukchi tribes as a sled dog, the friendly and outgoing Siberian retains his pioneering heart today. A celebrated escape artist, the Siberian quests for everyday activity and the occasional full-throttle adventure, as well. Siberian Husky history Early Siberians were bred thousands of years ago for hard work and also to be social and gentle with families. The dogs often played and slept with the Chukchi children, keeping them warm on the coldest (three dogs required!) nights. A Siberian wasn’t bred to protect, guard or devote his life to any one human. The dogs provided transportation over vast land masses for the tribe and socialized with all the families. The breed was also developed as a highly efficient eater. They needed to consume as little food as possible, yet have the energy to haul heavy loads in icy weather over long distances. Today’s Siberian still consumes relatively little food for his size. How active is the Siberian Husky? Th...
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