All About the Siberian Husky – History and care

All About the Siberian Husky – History and care

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video today we’re going to explain
everything you need to know about the
Siberian Husky the Siberian Husky was
born in the Chukchi tribe the main
developers of the breed for centuries
the Siberian Husky was used to hunt for
food and transport it to settlings they
were also used for trade with other
villages the chap he cared for and
respected the Siberian Husky they lived
with them and fed them carefully the
great confidence they had in this noble
animal also led them to sleep beside
them especially children and women who
enjoyed the warmth of their bodies and
helped them to withstand the freezing
Siberian temperatures physical
characteristics Huskies are strong
muscular medium to large-sized dogs that
adapt to different climates by modifying
their own fur according to their
environment their appearance clearly
reminds us of the wolf and they are
really beautiful dogs we find huskies in
many different colors such as grey black
and traditional white different
combinations with red brown blond or
black
there are also completely white Huskies
the eyes are usually hazelnut brown or
sky-blue
although the species presents
heterochromia in certain occasions the
mutation that makes them have an eye of
each color character the Siberian Husky
stands out for being a very extroverted
and friendly dog
they usually gentle and affectionate
with whom they live they occasionally
show an alert behavior at home but they
are not guard dogs that show aggressive
behavior with strangers at all they are
very intelligent and docile dogs willing
to be a loyal and hardworking member of
what they consider their pack they love
to be mentally
so it will be very beneficial to play
intelligence games and give them active
exercise agility for example is a very
good choice for them care the Siberian
Husky will need a regular practically
daily brushing when their hair is
molting
they will also benefit from a monthly or
bimonthly bath to keep their fur clean
it is a dog that needs between two and
three daily walks that add up to a total
of 90 minutes in addition they will also
need to exercise actively to release
their accumulated energy this is why the
Husky is not a suitable dog for everyone
it needs an active family finally we
remind you that food is one of the most
important parts of care that you should
always offer so always give them good
quality feed food not only affects their
coat but also their health health health
problems in Huskies often arise when
mating – Huskies are so directly related
this causes eye problems such as
cataracts corneal dystrophy or
progressive retinal atrophy on the other
hand may also tend to suffer from
dysplasia problems in the elbows or hips
although it’s less frequent than eye
problems education and training a husky
is a docile breed when training them
although it will depend on each dog not
every husky is equally clever or curious
each one has their own personality to
begin with you will have to socialize
the Husky puppy with different people
and pets to make them sociable and
balanced in their adult stage don’t
forget that Huskies respond very well to
positive reinforcement with which we
will achieve very good results
avoid punishment as all costs finally
you will have to train your dog in the
basic training orders by dedicating five
to ten minutes a day to this activity we
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