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I have had many people ask me how do i train my dog? How does she listen so well especially off leash as a Siberian husky? So i thought i would take the time…
yes, however let me express a word of caution. Sibs are big dogs with little dog minds…meaning the sometimes dont realize how big they really are. Also sibs do have a prey drive so just keep an eye out and ensure you have supervised playtime to correct any misbehavior.
can a husky live with a smaller dog
I will assume that if you are leaving for a day or so for vacation that you have a dog sitter. Someone to check on your dog, walk your dog, feed your dog, etc. I hope that your comment is not implying that you will get another sib (2) to keep them company while you are gone. Despite another sib they still need someone to check in on them and do normal day to day stuff with them.
With any breed this can happen. I have found sibs are better in packs than alone, however you have to consider the finances and responsibility along with it especially grooming two sibs. I have two and i love them both but at times it can be expensive. My experience has always taught me that sibs or any breed that are destructive is more likely to do with pent up energy and lack of exercise. They also need lots of toys especially while they have their baby teeth. Good Luck.
I have never owned a dog before but I really want a sib. I have been researching and ultimately found out that they get lonely really fast and can run away or be very destructive. Should I get 2 to keep each other company if I leave for a day or go on vacation?
sorry, but i disagree with you.
huskies can perfectly live in small spaces if you do whats right.
ours lived in our one room apartment since 3 months old. We took her to daycare while we were at school, and dog parks the rest of the week. She would come home so tired, she didn’t care how big the place was because we were meeting her “energy” needs and will get home to eat and sleep right away.
try an obedience class and daily play sessions outside
I encourage everyone to research a better dog diet for your pet and use more than one resource. Lana was on raw diet for 3 years but when we moved back to las vegas i could not find a good butcher for her raw diet needs. Now she is no blue buffalo until i am able to locate a good butcher for chicken back, necks, and turkey necks. I encourage everyone to reach your commercial dog food.
You have had 2 sibs, where as i have owned, raised, trained and bred, more than 35 huskies and countless other breeds. I agree that they need space, however to say then “need” a yard i disagree with because i have owned huskies, including the two i have now in apartments. I agree that it sounds like they may be in a small area but i don’t think he means they stay there 24hours. Secondly i dont want to assume how large or small that areas is because we just dont know. We have not been to his
Well I’ve had 2 siberians now, each time the breeder has stressed their need for space. You might say they don’t need a yard and “all they need is love” but these are dogs with certain in born instincts. Huskies are a breed that like to run, work, have a lot of energy to burn. More space is better for them. That other guy said he’s “keeping him in a storage room with a balcony” - hardly sounds like just sleep time. Oh well. It’s a shame huskies end up with people who can’t handle them properly.
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to say but I think it could be read the wrong way. I have already expressed my opinion about striking your dog. Also remember this ….there are opinions and methods of training. No one, including my self, is always right or method will work for everyone. I just strongly disagree with having to have a yard, because I have owned sibs and half of my life they been in apartments. Granted they are now in a house, but not everyone are able to be in a house. This doesn’t mean you cant have a sib
needs lots of room when it comes to exercise. Sibs do need to burn off engery and I do recommend walking your sib twice a way with an opportunity for your sib to just be able to run off leash (in a fenced in area if he/she is not recalled trained). Huskies are not for everyone..agree but I wouldn’t just rehome him of the bat. That’s the purpose of these videos is to help those who may not have a lot of experience , to get advice and helpful information. I understand what popaddict was trying to
I would disagree to a point. I have lived in apartments for awhile before moving into my house. Sib needs love …bottom line. I don’t know how large or small your storage space is nor will I assume it’s too small. What I gathered is that your sib was there for sleeping time and not living space which will be no different than putting a dog in a kennel. You don’t need “at least a yard” because there are plenty of people who don’t have a yard and have great sibs. What I will say is that your
Also you got a husky and all the space you’re giving it is a storage room and balcony?! Huskies need a LOT of room. They are sled dogs and need to burn off a lot of energy. You at least need a yard for them to run around. He’s going to get bored and destructive being kept in a small space and you’re just going to end up with a very unhappy dog. I’d think about rehoming him. Huskies are not the breed for everyone.
Your dog doesn’t trust you. Hitting them to correct behaviour can be really dangerous because they lose trust in you and won’t obey you. You’re supposed to control them not scare them into doing what you want. Rewarding works much better.
Huskies need a lot of running. Though I don’t get my husky out enough, he knows who’s boss.. but also doesn’t fear me.
I’ve had to correct my husky but haven’t hit him with all force. Dogs also are corrected by feeling a little pressure between their eyes & jaw. I personally do the “peace sign” & insert it between 2 inches above his nose, towards the back end of his mouth.
Luckily I haven’t had to do that(since he’s older.)
Training with treats works well, as treats are like crack to dogs
very hard.just now i got realy pisd off cuz he really is trying to hurt me with his biting, while growling.so i carried him and put him in his “home” and closed the door with slam and turned off the lights.he started wining but after 5 minutes i went opened the door he came out then looked at me and barked like he was pissed how i did that.he kept on following me and sitting near me.and whenever i walk away he chases me to bite my shoe laces.i got him a stres bal n thin bones.he ignores them:@
iv been trying to feed him myself everytime and he does listen to me every now and then.i feel like he actually does like me bcz whenever i open his door, he jumps at me and wiggles his tail.and also he follows me most of the time.I didnt hit my dog aggresively but i did seem mean by the tone and loudness of my voice.i stoped doin that, i only tap his nose now,yell and sometimes spray him mildly with water.whenever i do that he seems to get more aggressive towards me.and barks and bites me very
Now when he doesn’t nipple and bit then use praise and/or reward. He is a pup and pups bit and nipple on their siblings. I would even say he is too young for you to have. He should have never been let go to your home until he was at least 8-10 weeks but that is nor here or there. You may have to work just a little bit more towards praise and reward if your dog is not coming to you . I would assume that he fears you now.
Playful biting/nipping is something that you want to get under control. First you might want to start off with buying plenty of chew toys. Please understand what you vet by hit him. She didn’t mean in a aggressive or abusive manner but as a corrections. Your dog should never fear you and if your hitting a pet to the point where they fear you then this is wrong. If he doesn’t come in when you call him then most likely he fears you now. I would say nap but use a firm voice to say no! no striking.
i have a 7 week old male husky.i got him when he was a month old.iv been keeping him in a storage room with a balcony and basically its pretty large and comfy.the problem is that he is that he bites alot.so i told the vet and he told me i can hit him and tell him no.whenever i hit him or say no he becomes very aggresive and recently i feel like he cant even sit on my laps anymore, and i feel like hes mostly agrresive towards me more than anyone in family.now he doesnt come wn i call him..help:S
Well since I’ve posted that comment he has toned downed down on the biting and chewing and also VERY less accidents and doesn’t cry anymore in the kennel at night
No problem. Thank you for being a responsible sib. owners. Let me say this as well, though i dont like referring pets as or to humans, but think of it this was. When i child learns to potty train, there will be accidents put eventually with reward, praise, corrections and persistence they get it.
lol okay good for a minute I thought I was going to star in Marley and Me 2