Siberian Huskies

A Siberian can jump a about 8 feet in the air if they are running at a high speed , that why if you want a Siberian husky, you should have a fence that is taller than 8 feet since they will leap over it.

it is not hard for the Siberian husky to survive, not with it's to fur coats to keep it warm, or it's wire hairs that are waterproof, or with his splayed out feet that help hime to balance on the snow and not to sink.

Figure out a way to get its attention and to reward the dog, treats are the most common.

Make sure to tire out your husky before doing any training otherwise it just won't listen.

Reinforce constantly, but don't make it repetitive. Huskies get bored easily.

Research what an alpha dog is, make sure you understand the body language involved in the alpha/beta relationship.

Keep in mind that if you allow a behaviour once (like jumping on people as a puppy) it will always do it and it will be more difficult to make it stop.

Mix training with daily life events, like going through a door, handing them their food, walking on a leash, instead of making solid training sessions.

Above all, have a sense of humour, and patience: huskies are way too smart to be obedient.

They are about $650-$800.

it can range from 150 to 1000$

"Siberian" is likely from the region. "Husky" is likely a corruption of "Esky," which was one a nickname for Eskimos and subsequently their dogs.

Males weigh 45- 60 pounds and females weigh 35-50 pounds. Depending whether it is a mix of a hybrid then it will become much bigger.

Huskies are very smart and will pick up commands very quickly, however they have been bred to take the initiative and are well known for being stubborn creatures when they want to be. So yes, they can be trained but they won't always listen.

no. the Siberian husky, is the Siberian husky. but there are other types of huskies. there is the Siberian, the Alaskan, the Mackenzie river husky. some people would also include the Alaskan malamute.

Siberian huskies can be aggressive since they are highly active dogs and it depends if it has been socialised enough around other people and animals. Siberian Huskies may not make good guard dogs because they are very quiet but they can still attack strangers or people. My Siberian husky is a natural guard dog since he distrusts strangers and will attack anyone who comes into our property without permission.

Huskies often have different colored eyes, and this is called heterochromia. This condition is typically inherited. Huskies often have the complete type, meaning one iris is a complete different color than the other.

Siberian Husky dogs are hardy canines, bred for the colder climes of our planet. They have a long thick double coat of any colour plus white, piebald is common. They may carry a blue eye gene and can have part or bi coloured eyes. Their ears are set high and are triangular and their noses are the same length as their head. They have upward curling tails, and their feet have long hair between the pads for grip on ice and for warmth. They are designed for a tight range of conditions, fit for their designed purpose, and look like the sled dog they are.

they can hear more than 1 mile

A Siberian husky's nose can be brown, black, pink or a mix of those colors.

You can get a clue from comparing your dog to other dogs and to pictures of other dogs. But unless you know its heritage there's no other way of knowing. Genetic analysis might be an option, but it'd cost a bundle and be utterly useless unless there's an approved database to compare it with, which isn't that likely.

Huskies can be trained to be the tamest of dogs, when done properly and with enough time and effort.

Huskies (Siberian and Alaskan) were bred to run through the snowy north, as sled dogs. It is in their genetics to be responsive to human training, as well as a pecking order (alpha, beta, etc.)

Puppies ought to be left with their mothers for at least 12 weeks in order for them to learn proper behavioral lessons. This is the first step to ensuring a dog is tame; being with its mother teaches a puppy how to act appropriately and respect the pecking order. It also learns not to bite or be aggressive.

Socialization ought to take place following the first 10-12 weeks of a puppy's life. The more a dog is given the chance to interact with people, children, and other animals, the more comfortable it will become with similar situations. Situations involving aggressive dogs or young children that may harass the dog ought to be avoided.

However, most dogs can be trained to become tame, regardless of their history (such as shelter dogs). Huskies are responsive to kindness from their owners, and with proper training and rewarding, any dog can become tame. Dogs ought to be punished when they do something wrong, and rewarded when they act commendably.

Dogs are "man's best friend" for a reason, and huskies are no exception. If a husky is raised with love and care, it will return the favor tenfold.

what the ****?

WHAT ARE HUSKY PUPPIES!?!?!?!

well, think about it.

huskies are a breed of dog...

and puppies are baby dogs...

SO, what do you think HUSKY PUPPIES are?!?!?!

The breed standard for Siberian Huskies says male dogs should stand 21-23½ inches, and females should be 20-22 inches in height. Males should weigh 45-60 pounds, and females weigh 35-50 pounds.

That said, there are plenty of "non-breed-standard" dogs out there who are either larger or smaller.

It depends, on if the mom and dad were big or small. It's not how the breed is, its how its genes are, that's like saying humans are normally 6 feet tall!

Huskies are friendly dogs that enjoy company. They are nice to other dogs and have no problems living with other animals. As with any dogs it will take a week or so for the dogs to fully trust each other. When i was young i had a 3 year old lab and we had just got a jack Russell puppy when we introduced them to each other they were a little hesitant but after a week or so they were as thick as thieves.

All dogs are related to wolves, as in they are both canines. However, the husky has very few similarities to a wolf. Although they are both pack animals the husky is not as aggressive as a wolf.

No because they always hump other dogs so they become very healthy

Alaskan Malamutes are stockier in build than Siberian Huskies. Also, Malamutes most of the time have brown eyes while Huskies sometimes have blue eyes. The main reason a Husky can have brown eyes is if it's a mix and the main reason a Malamute can have blue eyes is if it's a mix.

I dont know I am wondering the same thing because i have had my dog sincce she was a puppy and she still hasn't had her's and she is 1year and 2 months old and i know she didnt get fixed. and most dogs get it between 6-12 months

While huskies have similar physical features to those of a wolf, they are actually as closely related to wolves as chihuahuas are. That is to say, barely.