Siberian Huskies are beautiful, affectionate, active, and intelligent. Yet, they are often misunderstood by people who are not prepared for the very traits they were attracted to in the first place.
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Your Husky should wear a collar with ID tags at all times. Microchipping is also ideal but should never be a substitute for a decent collar and ID tag! When taking your husky out on the town, it is a good idea to use a second collar such as a choke collar for use with the leash. This way, should anything happen and the collar you are walking with breaks, at least they still have their ID tags.
To eat or not to eat? The real question is, what shall I chew on now? They can picky eaters and when bored, will find something noneditable to chew on.
Hook up your husky to your bike and go for a ride. This is a great way for your husky to expend some of that high energy. Use a special attachment that prevents the lead line from getting caught in the wheel.
Ready for the challenge? Here are a few huskies looking for a home. Click on their photos to learn more about each dog. If you're interested in one, contact us and we'll arrange a meet with your family.
Many huskies either escape never to be reunited with their families or were just a bad match with their previous home owners. Consider spending some time researching the husky breed before making the commitment to adding one to your family.
