A Husky Dog will typically have a gestation period of approximately 63 days. The process usually begins with the female entering heat, which can last between one and three weeks depending on the individual dog. After this time, she will likely be receptive to mating. Then, it takes up to two weeks for fertilization of … Read more
In hot weather, it is important to keep your Husky dog cool. Make sure the dog has access to plenty of fresh water at all times and a shady place to rest. Exercise should be limited during the hottest part of the day, as Huskies are not well suited for extreme heat. Provide cold treats … Read more
To stop a Husky Dog from howling, it is important to determine the source of the howling. If the howl is an attention-seeking behavior, then try to ignore it and reward more desirable behaviors like sitting or laying down with treats or affection. If the howl is caused by anxiety or fear, then try to … Read more
Brushing your Husky dog is an important part of their daily grooming routine. Start by brushing the coat in the opposite direction of fur growth, this will help to remove dirt and dead hair from the coat. Make sure you use a good quality brush that has soft bristles and is gentle on your Husky’s … Read more
Your Husky dog may be biting you for a variety of different reasons. It’s because they are trying to communicate something to you either that they’re stressed out, feeling threatened, or frustrated with something. It could also be a sign that your Husky is seeking attention from you and wants some kind of interaction or … Read more
Huskies should be bathed every 3-4 months with a mild shampoo, such as those specifically formulated for their breed. It is important to monitor the frequency of baths depending on your dog’s individual needs. If they are particularly active or have been in contact with something that has caused them to become dirty, then they … Read more