Get behaviour and training advice from experts with huskies and malamutes.
Whether you’re looking for tips on toilet training your husky or prevent your malamute from pulling on their leash, you’ll find the answers here.
You’ll also find answers to more complicated problems such as how to train an aggressive husky or how to prevent them from escaping.
Just this past week alone, I must have answered at least a dozen different messages and comments from Snow Dog Owners looking for help with their Huskies that are nipping and biting at their humans. This kind of biting is not the same kind of biting that occurs in dogs who are trying to inflict …
One of the biggest issues I see people having with their dogs is that a good solid foundation for to establish leadership. People gloss over this concept and try to skip straight to the “good stuff” of working on obedience cues thinking that will be how their dog will suddenly become well trained. Sadly, without …
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Dogs pulling on their leash is often misinterpreted as dominance based behaviour, when the truth of the matter is, it’s much more simple than that. Your dog just wants to explore the different smells and whatever might catch his eye. At this moment, these things are much more stimulating and interesting than you are.
Biting situations are not very well recognized by most people and they are totally surprised when they happen, our aim is to teach you how to avoid dog bites. Not many people realize that the dogs involved in biting situations tend to be family pets and not strays or other people’s dogs. More than two-thirds …
Previously I talked about the three most common types of Dog Aggression; Dominant Aggressive, Territorial, and Predatory. In this article, I will discuss the different motivations for Offensively Aggressive, Defensively Aggressive, and Fearful Aggressive dogs and how to recognise your husky’s body language in each of these classifications of Aggressive Dog.
When people say that they have an aggressive dog, they refer to it as if it was one nebulous generalized condition. But the truth is, there are a number of types of aggression that can occur in dogs.
Introduction Dealing with an aggressive husky can be a challenging and even frightening experience for dog owners. Huskies are known for their strong-willed and independent nature, and while they can be affectionate and loyal pets, they also have a reputation for being stubborn and occasionally aggressive. Addressing aggressive behaviour in huskies as soon as possible …
It’s National Dog Bite Prevention Week. Although huskies are not aggressive by nature, it does not mean that under the right circumstances that they won’t bite. Bites can happen for a number of reasons and the most common reason that bites occur is due to dog aggression. When a dog is afraid and does not …
These days, Separation Anxiety in dogs seems to be a very common and prolific problem. This term is often used to generically refer to any behaviours exhibited by dogs where the dog, while being left alone, displays a host of maladaptive behaviours such as excessive barking, whining, urination and defecation, destructive chewing, or trying to …
How to Set Your Husky Up For Success It is very challenging to have the much needed patience and the appropriate amount of time to properly correct your dog’s behaviour at the door when you are returning home from a heavy, harried, hassled, and otherwise horrible work day. But unless you respond to your dog’s …
