Siberian Husky:
Wolvish Explorers Of
The Canine World
Elegant Descendents Of Siberia's Snowy Kingdom
Coat: Thick and Double Coated
Shedding:Medium
Size:Medium
Life Expectancy: 12-14 years
Coat Colours:
Black And White
Grey And White
Dark Brown And White
Weight:
20-27kgs (male)
16-23kgs (female)
Height:
53-60cm (male)
50-56cm (female)
Adaptability
Temperatures should be moderate for Huskies.
Hot weather tolerance:
up to 30℃
Cold weather tolerance:
up to -6.7℃
Diet
Consider following tips when choosing food for your Siberian Husky.
1. Choose a protein-rich diet
Huskies are medium breed dogs that require a diet rich in protein to support their active lifestyle and muscle development. Look for food that contains quality animal-based lean proteins, such as chicken or fish.
2. Avoid fillers & additives
Most commercial dog food contains fillers like corn, wheat and soy which can be difficult for them to digest and may cause allergies. Choose dog food that is made with whole, natural ingredients and free from unnecessary additives.
2. Avoid fillers & additives
Most commercial dog food contains fillers like corn, wheat and soy which can be difficult for them to digest and may cause allergies. Choose dog food that is made with whole, natural ingredients and free from unnecessary additives.
3. Consider their age
Tailor your Husky's diet based on age as puppies need more protein and fat for growth, while adult and senior dogs may require lower levels.
Home-cooked food must contain:
Training
Huskies are celebrated for their exceptional adaptability and eagerness to excel in training sessions. Discover activities to keep them happy and healthy
1. Brush
Huskies, with their thick double coat, require regular brushing to prevent matting, remove loose fur. Bathe them occasionally using a dog-specific shampoo to keep them fresh and clean.
Ear cleaning
2. Keep their ears clean
Clean your Husky's ears regularly to avoid wax buildup and potential infections, using a damp cloth or vet-approved ear-cleaning solution.
3. Nail and paw care
Trim your Husky's nails regularly to maintain a comfortable length, and check their paw pads for any debris or injuries.
Paw cleaning
Dental care
4. Dental care
Maintain your Husky's oral hygiene by brushing their teeth with a dog-specific toothbrush and toothpaste, and enhance dental care with dental chews or toys.
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