African Wild Dogs Need Food And Water To Stop Starvation. They Usually Eat: Impalas, Wildebeest, Zebras, Eland, Dibatags, Waterbuck, Thompson's Gazelle, Kob, Puku, Lechwe, Gerenuk, Grant's Gazelles, Soemmering's Gazelles, Dama Gazelles, Steinbuck, Oribi, Klipspringer, Beria, And Most Other Animals. But Might Also Take: African Buffaloes, Young Girrafes, Young Elephants, Lizards, Snakes, Frogs, Toads, Fish, Nyla, Kudu, Wild Boar, Warthogs, Bush Pigs, Red River Hogs, Young Hippos, Pangolins, Aardvarks, Shrews, Mongooses, Otters, Foxes, Weasels, Hyenas, Golden Moles, Elephant Shrews, Ethopian Wolves And Other Animals. But Will Also Take Water.
Don't let it happen. And make sure the pups go to owners that are willing to take care of the medical problems. AND get them all sterilized as soon as possible so they cannot breed with each other.
it can if it can live in heat. huskies can stand the heat around 80 degrees
Chocolate is bad for dogs because of the caffeine in it, so coffee and tea and other things with caffeine in it are bad for dogs as well. to add to the list on the bottom there cabbage is also bad for dogs. They should not eat grass, it will cause them to vomit. Also onions (raw, cooked, powdered, flacked, doesn't matter how it comes) contains sulfoxides and disulfides, which can damage red blood cells and cause anemia (Anemia is a condition in which the number of red blood cells present in the blood is lower than normal. ) garlic also contains these, things such as baby food contain onion powder. and alcohol can cause coma or death, (uncooked yeast produses alcohol)
cholate and any other foods that your vet tells you not to feed it.
Usually, wolves will get along with other wolves, (like packs) but if a wolf wants leadership or a lone wolf comes near, they will usually attack another wolf.
Let me elaborate on what this person above has said. Wolves have strong family bonds. Like humans, they value family above all else, and will die for each other. The alpha female and male keep order on the pack, which usually is made up of generations of their children. Packs have ranks, and certain ranking wolves may be bullied a bit, but in the end, they're part of the pack. If a lone wolf threatens a pack or it's territory, the alphas will chase it out, but they will avoid confrontation unless necessary.
From what I know, apparently they were not bred, they were given birth by Wolves/Wolverine but their bodies were not exactly like wolves, so given the name Siberian Husky, and from then they used them as sleigh dogs. Really. Teacher told me that.
Just get them together with another husky, preferably the same as your one. And mate them. There behaviour is normal, they behave well, it all depends on who you get them with.
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That would be a gorgeous mix! I'd pay around 5-6 hundred myself! But others might not agree with mixing the breed, you wont be able to "show" them and they would be considered mutts to some people .. why can't they just see the beauty in the pairing? and get off their high horse!
They have a thick layer of fat under their skin called blubber, which keeps them warm. Also, they have thick fur, and alot of it!
It's really a hard ANSWER there both really smart
-60 degrees Celsius to about 35-40. I live in Australia, gets pretty hot here my husky does just fine
Siberian Huskies are beautiful dogs that make beautiful house pets. As pets they do not have predators since they do not live in the wild and are not forced to fend for themselves.
I would say that a husky is a medium sized dog on a small to large scale. As most experts agree, small breeds tend to outlive larger breeds. The general rule is, the larger the dog the shorter the life span. Medium to small dogs live from 12-15 years of age.
I used to own a Husky myself and they make a great companion! They are loyal and loving and are perfect around children. I was very sad when he passed away a week after his fifteenth birthday. But If you raise them correctly I am sure they will get attached to you and run by your side, so if your thinking of getting a dog I'll recommend you get a Husky!