Siberian Huskies

The amount of nipples a husky or dog has is the amount of puppies the are able to have, if the have six they can have up to six puppies, but that doesn't nessacarly mean that they WILL have that many puppies, it just means they are able to.

-Kayla G.S Ottawa ON

As long as the Mother dog knows you and it doesn't bother her. The pups should be handled daily from the day they are born on. This is very important to do.

they have fur, a nose, white teeth and paws

No, they have a pink tongue if they are purebred, the Samoyed has a purple tongue. If the dog is mixed with the Samoyed the tongue may have spots.

Although the above may be true... it might not be the case. The dogs tongue might simply have some heavy pigmented tongue cells! It's kind of like a birth mark in humans.

Yes! Siberians are very loving animals and do great with kids. Mine goes everywhere with me and loves all the kids around. He is a great family dog! They love attention and unlike some breeds of dogs, they can love many people in a family.

Siberian huskies are typicly calm and clever animals. The only reason a husky would get freaky is if you raised it wrong.

Hi, I am a lab breeder, and have been breeding for 13 years. Your husky mother needs a whelping box, with a ledge around the outside so she cannot squish her puppies against the outside. After the pups are born, Mom should get LOTS of food and water. At around 3 weeks of age, the pups need to start eating. Soak their puppy food in water until mushy, add a dob of corn syrup so they don't get constipated, and add carnation milk. Blend it with a hand blender and add some warm water, until the mixture is runny and warm. Not too runny. They should be fed 3 times a day, morning, noon and night. As they get older lessen the amount of milk and make the mixture thicker. At 5 weeks they should be almost totaly on hard food.

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it is approxitematerly 3000 pounds

It really depends on how tall and old your Siberian Husky is. If she is under 1 or 2 yrs, then the fence should be about maybe 5 ft. If she is 3+ yrs, then it should probably be around 6 ft. :)

The crate should be big enough for them to stand up in and move around a little in, but not so big that they can go to the bathroom and move away from it. The right size will encourage them to hold it until you let them out.

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Husky are mostly found in Siberia

The Siberian Husky is a very social breed that craves the company of other canids. They use their cry to communicate with each other or to express frustration or exitement. If your Husky does not get enough exercise, it may cry out of frustration as it cannot find another way to release it's energy.

My Sons Siberian husky was with out water for 45 minutes in the hot sun and almost die, feel so sorry it happened , we where gona go to grab a bite to eat and we had an accident in the freeway, spent 45 minutes exchanging insurance information when we got home animal control was there, i guess thanks tol lthe neighbor called the dog pound

Fear of huskies specifically does not have a name, the fear of dogs is 'cynophobia'.

Alaskan huskies are not an actual breed but consist of a mix of Siberian huskies, Wolves and/or usually gun dogs like the labrador to improve sled pulling. If you are interested in Huskies check out the Alaskan Malamute.

Most of the time,yes.But if you chose a dog that has a history of Dog Fights,they might be a little cranky around food or something like that.But,that doesnt mean you shouldn't adopt a dog with that kind of history.If it isn't very bad,you might be able to train it to be nice.If you decide on a dog with a "fighting" history and you have small/young children,I would make sure that it is clear with them that you should not touch the dog or the food bowl if they have anger issues until they are completely finished with it,because that could lead to biting.Also, as a grown dog,the huskie can get very big.Make sure you have the time to walk it at least once or twice a day.Aspecialy with dogs that have way too much energey.It could calm them down.Hope this helps!

hi, I have a Siberian husky and they tend to have 5 to 7 puppies,

23-26 inches or up to your shoulder

i think they live all over siberia. i think they live all over siberia.

the husky like raw meat and dairy foods

Husky coats are generally self-cleaning so there is very little need to bathe them unless medically required or if they've rolled in something extra nasty. A good brush through the fur every few days (or more regularly when they are blowing their coat) combined with a healthy diet should be enough to keep the coat clean and glossy. Some owners have difficulty brushing their huskies due to the long double coat, in which case a comb will do the job just as well.

Mud tends to wipe off with a damp cloth or you can wait until it dries and then comb it out and you can buy specialist dog shampoos designed to tackle smelly mess such as fox poo. Availability will depend on the country you're in, but your vet should be able to recommend products for this use.

If you do need to bathe your husky, make sure that their undercoat dries thoroughly afterwards.

You can walk your Husky every day if you want to. Huskies typically have a very high energy level and need a lot of exercise.