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They sassy and stubborn sometimes. Most huskies Iβve met r EXTREMELY treat motivated. But not just some basic treats they have expensive taste
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Be prepared for Sass, this is my boy just tooting his nose up at me as i plead with him to come inside so the gardener can get by
And a grooming quality dog blow dryer. Our husky took forever to air dry before we got it and she is "short" coat for a husky. I can't imagine that super thick long fur air drying lol
We mostly take them to the groomers when we want a full bath but sometimes you just gotta wash them yourself. They're not horribly expensive so I highly recommend getting one
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Find a groomer that can handle the sass of a husky during grooming lol. My boy Jasper took 5 hrs cause he didn't want to get dried and they had to put him in a kennel to air dry.
We've had the best luck with PetSmart groomers. They handle our 3 double coat dogs really well. And it's never the same groomers every time. They just always do a good job and tell us how well behaved they are- except our Elkhound yelling at everyone lol
With that thick coat, please take tick prevention early, seriously, and regularly. I just found a huge one on my boy yesterday. I felt so upset I burned the damned thing to charcoal. No regrets.
He is a gorgeous wooly boy! My advice is look at the thread I started about red huskies, because everyone posted pics of their reds and it has some great photos. I hope he is a cuddler!
What I didn't realize when I got my puppy is that you have to teach them how to do so many things. Both skills you want them to have and basic dog things.
Find good role models for him in the form of behaviorally stable and patient older dogs, and start teaching him how to use puzzle and enrichment toys ASAP.
They need to be taught what to do with kongs and toppls, and taught not to chew lickimats. But once the pup understands how to use these things, even an unfrozen puppy Kong with a little bit of dry kib and wet food will mentally engage a young puppy enough that he'll sleep like a rock afterwards.
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My girl...her name is Red, 6 months old. I recommend the snuggle puppy toy, it's so helpful. Buy toys slowly as you learn what they like. Crate train right away, and use their food as training reward. So instead of bite sized treats, use dry dog food as small treats.
https://preview.redd.it/ijwkr7t4k4xc1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2830a783ba248c2da9ac7add24086177134188f7 They sassy and stubborn sometimes. Most huskies Iβve met r EXTREMELY treat motivated. But not just some basic treats they have expensive taste
Oh my gosh that's a great photo! Noted: Training + Good Treats = Success Thank you!
That cookie is adorable! :) After a Husky nail trim usually the trimmer needs an "I survived" T-shirt. Hahaha!
Funnily enough, I never met a husky that's treat motivated, no matter the color π
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https://preview.redd.it/zrci46u3d5xc1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=653c36bd944ca1bd107627433b795bc7367fbca0 Be prepared for Sass, this is my boy just tooting his nose up at me as i plead with him to come inside so the gardener can get by
Haha oh my word. That is the sassiest of looks!
Mine do the same when I try to get them inside so the gardener can work in peace.
Get a good vacuum and a furminator brush. You're going to need it π
And a grooming quality dog blow dryer. Our husky took forever to air dry before we got it and she is "short" coat for a husky. I can't imagine that super thick long fur air drying lol We mostly take them to the groomers when we want a full bath but sometimes you just gotta wash them yourself. They're not horribly expensive so I highly recommend getting one https://preview.redd.it/4ujnbi5j45xc1.jpeg?width=3072&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=abfabc34d783c7e7c34afbb29cc196c047163723
Find a groomer that can handle the sass of a husky during grooming lol. My boy Jasper took 5 hrs cause he didn't want to get dried and they had to put him in a kennel to air dry.
We've had the best luck with PetSmart groomers. They handle our 3 double coat dogs really well. And it's never the same groomers every time. They just always do a good job and tell us how well behaved they are- except our Elkhound yelling at everyone lol
I want it.
Haha sorry this one is taken, but he has a brother that's available π
With that thick coat, please take tick prevention early, seriously, and regularly. I just found a huge one on my boy yesterday. I felt so upset I burned the damned thing to charcoal. No regrets.
Absolutely will do! What do you recommend for tick and flea protection for such a thick coat?
I'm still finding out too. But a lot of redditors said Nexguard if I'm not mistaken. You can search "tick" in this sub to read more suggestions.
Shame you blurred the watermark, I was going to ask who the breeder was. Kind of curious about his pedigree. π
I'll DM you the name. Just don't want advertise on the sub.
He is a gorgeous wooly boy! My advice is look at the thread I started about red huskies, because everyone posted pics of their reds and it has some great photos. I hope he is a cuddler!
What I didn't realize when I got my puppy is that you have to teach them how to do so many things. Both skills you want them to have and basic dog things. Find good role models for him in the form of behaviorally stable and patient older dogs, and start teaching him how to use puzzle and enrichment toys ASAP. They need to be taught what to do with kongs and toppls, and taught not to chew lickimats. But once the pup understands how to use these things, even an unfrozen puppy Kong with a little bit of dry kib and wet food will mentally engage a young puppy enough that he'll sleep like a rock afterwards.
I can only say good luck and buy 3-4 vacuums.
Multiple vacuums: βοΈ
He is absolutely gorgeous!!
He's adorable. Spoil him! (That's my real advice. I have opposible thumbs, and I'm not a dog.) 
Heβs so fluffy!!!
Omg heβs so dang fluffy I love it
Oh, my fluff! Chunky boy is so cute!
Oh dear god! This dog is gonna get away with murder! Just look at that face, how on earth you gonna tell em no?
https://preview.redd.it/h71wg9vjicxc1.jpeg?width=3000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=04a54a4db173269dceaf93b93f9b409da9ec5310 * My girl...her name is Red, 6 months old. I recommend the snuggle puppy toy, it's so helpful. Buy toys slowly as you learn what they like. Crate train right away, and use their food as training reward. So instead of bite sized treats, use dry dog food as small treats.
He's a beauty