Siberian Huskies Make Great Pets
I came across this old picture of my grandfather and our family’s first dog, Kelo. This photograph must have been taken in either 1971 or 1972. My older brother was born in 1972 and my parents had gotten their very first husky puppy a few months before he was born.

Siberian huskies make great family pets. I can’t ever think of a time when I saw a puppy and didn’t think it was absolutely adorable, but husky puppies are something else.
A few weeks after birth husky puppies start to look like little fur balls. They are so extremely cuddly and they’re always looking to play. Huskies have a great temperament and they’ll make excellent family pets. Huskies are fun-loving, adventurous, alert, independent, and if left alone as a puppy, they can be very mischievous. This breed loves to run and will roam if given a chance. Because of their adventurous nature, it’s a good idea to have a fenced yard if you’re planning on raising a husky.
Huskies are an active dog, bred to run tirelessly for miles. Your husky puppies will need ample daily exercise, either in the form of a long jog or a long run off-leash in a safe area. When it would snow, my dad used to hook our dog up to a sled and he would pull us up and down the block. He was even willing to give some of the other neighborhood children rides. Needless to say, this would tire him out and it kept him in good shape.
Huskies really love the cold weather. It was a task to get our husky to come inside after a nice big snow storm. He would curl is tail over nose and just lay out in the snow for hours. Huskies have a very think coat that allows them to stay out in the cold for long periods of time. Their coat needs brushing one or two times a week to keep them looking their best. When the weather starts to get warmer and they start to shed, you may even have to brush them daily to prevent their fur from matting. I found some great home remedies to dealing with matted fur online.
Siberian huskies definitely make excellent family pets. I’m so glad that my parents chose this dog breed when I was a kid because I learned at an early age what a ideal pet they make. While they do require a lot of attention, as do most dogs, I would recommend huskies puppies to a any responsible family looking for the perfect family pet.
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About Siberian Huskies and Husky Puppies

Siberian Huskies were used for centuries as watch dogs. They originated off the eastern Siberian peninsula where they were also used to pull sleds and to herd reindeer. It’s no wonder that these dogs are a part of the working group. They’re a hardy breed with unbelievable stamina. Because of their great speed, huskies were a sought after prize by Alaskan fur traders who wished to used the dogs in their Arctic races. Perhaps this is why they are so often referred to as sled dogs. Huskies made their debut in an Alaskan race in the early 1900′s when mushers took their dogs on a 408 mile long dogsled race. When a diphtheria epidemic broke in Nome Alaska in 1925, the Siberian Huskies were used to bring the much needed medicine to the sick people. This undoubtedly had something to do with the dogs ever rising popularity. It has also been reported that these dogs were used in Antarctic expeditions. Search and Rescue Units that were sent out during World War II were said to have used Siberian Huskies on their missions. The husky is a multi-talented breed. They excel in racing, sledding and carting. Surprisingly enough, it wasn’t until 1930 that the American Kennel Club finally recognized the Siberian Husky.
Dogs are classified into groups based on specific traits. The working group is comprised of very powerful breeds. The Siberian Husky is one of these strong working dogs. Siberian Huskies are a medium sized dog. An interesting characteristic of the Siberian Husky is the color if their nose. The color of their noses vary and it is usually directly correlated to the color of the dog’s coat. Black, gray and tan huskies will almost always have a black nose. The copper and white huskies will usually have a liver colored nose and white Siberian Huskies will have a flesh-colored nose. Huskies are known for their distinctive blue eyes. However, a lot of them will have brown or amber eyes which are also very beautiful. It is also common for husky puppies to be born with two different colored eyes. You may see huskies with one blue eye and one brown eye. This is often referred to as bi-eyed. Huskies have triangular shaped ears that do not need to be cropped. They will naturally stand high on their head. Another distinctive trait of the Siberian Husky is their curled tail. Because they are known as “snow dogs” they have special designed paws that grip the ice and keep the heat in their bodies. The huskies double coat is truly amazing. Because of this extremely thick coat, Siberian Huskies can withstand temperatures as low as -55 degrees Celsius. Some of the most common coat colors are black and white or gray and white. However, red-orange and white, brown and white, and silver and white are also found in large numbers. Husky puppies can also be born pure black or pure white. A truly beautiful feature of the husky is their unique face mask.
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Husky Puppies

By the time they are only six weeks old husky puppies are usually ready to leave their mothers and join their new family. Siberian Huskies are very gentle yet protective and therefore make excellent family pets. These dogs are also known for their ability to adapt to both hot and cold weather. When I was a kid a distinctly remember my dog wanting to stay outside in the cold. He especially loved the snow. Its important that you are aware of some very important things while raising a husky puppy.
Raising any puppy is a task, but Siberian Huskies require some extra special attention. Husky pups need a well balanced diet. Like all puppies, husky puppies require sufficient nutrition to ensure a healthy adult life. It would be wise to do some research on a huskies dietary needs prior to getting a husky puppy. It would be most beneficial to feed your puppy freshly prepared food. Most of the better puppy food will be high in protein, which is a a necessity. It is also important that the puppy food is given in small portions. Overfeeding a puppy can be detrimental to their health.
Another very important aspect of raising a puppy is veterinary care. You should bring your puppy to the vet as soon as you bring them home. They will need a series of shots and it’s important that all puppies receive them in a timely fashion. A veterinarian can also give you some helpful information concerning a husky puppies diet. You want to make sure that you have as much knowledge as possible to ensure that your puppy will lead a long healthy life.
A vet can also detect any early signs of health issues as well. Siberian Huskies are very active. It’s important that your puppy has enough time to exercise and socialize. You may want to consult a professional dog trainer for advice and tips for training our puppy. Exercise is crucial for any dog, but Siberian huskies really need it. It is not uncommon for dogs that do not receive enough exercise to lash out and become destructive at home.
Another important tip is to introduce your husky to your neighbors. Huskies can be very protective and you wouldn’t want your dog to confuse your neighbor with an intruder.
Be prepared to spend a lot of time with your new husky puppies. They will require a lot of love and patience before they become self sufficient.
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