Notes on raising Huskies 1: Diet

1. The feeding time must be fixed every day. The feeding time can be in the morning or evening. It is best to come back from a walk after defecation, combing, and tidying up. Feed it later so that it can have a regular life every day.
2. Do not feed foods containing high fat, high sugar, and high salt content. Long-term intake may gradually destroy the kidney organs in the dog's body, leading to premature failure, or the occurrence of hyperlipidemia, coronary heart disease, hyperglycemia, and fatty liver. and many other diseases.
3. Do not feed sharp foods such as fine bones, which may scratch the dog's mouth or pierce the intestinal tract and bleed. If the owner is for calcium supplementation, calcium powder and other nutrients can be provided.

Notes on raising Huskies 2: Life aspects

1. Huskies are working dogs and are very energetic. They need the company and attention of their families more than other dogs. If the owner is often away from home, It will start chewing up all the furniture when it gets bored, so you have to be mentally prepared to raise it.
2. Huskies have a very docile personality. Although they are lively and active, they are very friendly to people, so they rarely bark. It is not very loyal to its owner. Because it is too friendly to people, it may wag its tail when it sees a thief, hoping to play with it.
3. Huskies are arctic dogs and tend to shed hair easily, so owners should clean the Husky’s hair in time.

Things to note when raising Huskies: Hygiene

1. Because it is very hot in summer, you will not forget to bathe your dog, but the cold in winter makes it easy for owners to ignore the bathing part, even if No matter how cold it is, you should take a bath once a week to keep it clean.
2. Remember to help the Husky clean up the eye mucus when taking a bath. You can wet the eyes with water first, and then comb the hair under the eyes with a dense comb.
3. Remember to keep Husky’s hair dry, otherwise they are prone to skin diseases.