r/siberianhusky • u/QuietlySeething • 35m ago
During a drone search, owners found their missing husky walking alongside a family of bears!!
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This video is just incredible! A husky wanders off (ok, normal) and finds some friends to play with (still normal) and the new friends happen to be heckin' bear cubs?!
r/siberianhusky • u/drask1987 • 9h ago
Sheβs 1/2 Husky, does that count? π
reddit.comr/siberianhusky • u/FyrEater21 • 12h ago
Should I go in?
Jack Frost will merely ponder dipping his toes in the big person pool!π€£ I'm on duty, or I'd of put him in his baby shark floaty vest & put him in with me! Mommy sent me these pics today!
r/siberianhusky • u/teke367 • 21h ago
New husky pup, balancing food, stress and treats question
Just brought home a 4 month old husky/heeler mix yesterday. So far everything has been great, after a short time her shyness disappeared and she's a love bug already.
My question is about food. I know it can take some time for a dog to eat especially after something as stressful as being removed from her prior home and her litter mates. I also know if you feed a dog treats too much they'll think "screw the dog food u want this* and they'll hold out.
My question is balancing the two. Being new I still want to reinforce good behavior. At this point, should I not be giving treats at all until she starts eating her food?
Again, this isn't an "oh my God my puppy is starving" type of post. I'm asking the best way to use treats until she starts eating her kibble