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11/07/2020

GENERAL APPEARANCE

The Siberian Husky is a medium-sized working dog, quick and light on his feet and free and graceful in action. His moderately compact and well furred body, erect ears and brush tail suggest his Northern heritage. His characteristic gait is smooth and seemingly effortless. He performs his original function in harness most capably, carrying a light load at a moderate speed over great distances. His body proportions and form reflect this basic balance of power, speed and endurance.

04/07/2020

Siberian Huskies are mischievous and playful creatures with almost a Columbus-like need to explore the unknown. These personality traits are one of the main reasons why people and the internet are in love with these big fluffy dogs. And by "in love," I mean "creating hilarious memes," of course. And creating them isn't a hard task at all - no other dog is as weird, as vocal and as unpredictable as these snow dogs. And though they require a lot of care, all of their owners agree that Huskies are, indeed, the funniest dogs ever.

03/07/2020

What to look for in a husky food?
Siberian Huskies are very active so they need plenty of protein. You need to keep the right balance of protein, fat, carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals.

Proteins will help a husky to grow and repair muscles, bones, and tissues. Husky puppies need a dog food high in protein because they grow so fast. Delicious foods that are high in protein are made of various types of meat. Higher-quality commercial dog foods have more protein sources. Fish, eggs or plant-based proteins are a part of a husky diet.

Only a certain amount of protein is digested and absorbed at once to repair and maintain muscles or joints. If you give your dog to many proteins, the excess will be stored as fat or used for energy. This excess will be excreted in the urine. The same way it happens with the human body. To check if you are feeding to much protein to your husky you should look at his urine. Yellow spots on the grass in your garden from his urine it’s a result of too much protein in your dog diet. Another obvious sign is the excess of fat. Excess is never good for your dog health and neither for us – humans. Proteins are good for your dog but you should keep a balanced diet. Proteins will not provide everything that’s needed for your husky to stay healthy and fit.

Your husky needs carbohydrates. Good carbohydrates for your dogs are found in starches and fiber. You will find those in the dog food. Peas, corn, carrots, potatoes, beans, rice, pasta and grains are starchy food that your husky can eat.

Fats are good for you husky. Fats are essential. They maintain your husky’s skin and coat health, nervous system function, vitamin transport, hormone production, and energy. Still, be careful at the number of calories. You don’t want to give your dog serious health problems that will result from an excess of fats. Good food high in fats for dogs includes fish oil, vegetable oils, poultry fat, and tallow.

03/07/2020

How much does a husky eat?
Siberian huskies don’t eat that much. The amount of food that your Siberian husky requires depends on many factors, such as the quality of food, age, size, and activity level. Follow the manufacturer’s recommended amount and adjust it from there.

03/07/2020

Feeding your husky. What should you give your husky to eat?
Veterinarians recommend feeding your husky a combination of 80% dry kibble and 20% wet food.

You can feed your husky dog foods in various types: dry, wet, semi-moist and even frozen. If you like to spoil your husky with treats think about vegetables or fruits also. Beside those tasty treats that you can find in stores. During summers you could peel and cut some apples or even watermelon and place them in the fridge. Warning! Remove all the seeds from apples or watermelons.

Siberian huskies will love to chew on some ice cubes or on some frozen baby carrots – or some frozen yogurt in a Kong. They also love some small banana slices from time to time. Tasty!

Don’t feed your dog only dry food every day and at every meal. At least, you could put some water on the dry kibble and mix it up until it gets moist.

03/07/2020

Are Siberian huskies carnivores?
Huskies are not carnivores. They need meat for protein but that’s not enough. You must feed your dog a balanced diet. Even their ancestors, the wolves, eat both meat and plants in the wild. A balanced diet can make sure that your dog can properly develop his immune system.

01/07/2020

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01/07/2020

What should I feed my Husky?

Siberian huskies are playful, loving and social family dogs. Due to their history as working dogs, Siberian huskies have special diet requirements. When raising a husky, it’s important to consider their eating habits such as their diet type, feeding schedule, interest in food and how much to feed them.

Diet Types

There are three main types of diets that Siberian huskies are fed: raw food, commercial dog food including dry and wet varieties, or a combination of the two. Although feeding your husky commercial dry or wet food is less expensive, lasts longer and is easier to store, many husky parents have switched their dog’s diet to include more nutritional and healthier raw foods like chicken, beef, lamb, fish, fruits (no grapes, prunes or raisins) and vegetables. If you choose to feed your husky both a processed and raw diet, do not feed him both at the same meal, as they digest differently.
When to Feed

Before discussing the best foods for your dog, it’s important to consider just how much food you should be feeding him and how often. A consistent feeding schedule is essential for your husky, especially around his exercise schedule. Never feed your husky right before exercising; wait at least two hours so he won’t exercise with a full stomach. Do not feed your husky 30 minutes after exercising either, as this time allows his body to cool down. Feeding him too close to his exercise routines subjects him to gastric torsion, which is when a dog’s stomach twists and bloats dangerously with gas.
However, to avoid them getting bored with their food, divide their meals up into two or even three equal servings. This gives them a source of calories that they can burn throughout the day without them having to resort to the fat being stored in their bodies, which can cause them to lose weight unnecessarily.

09/05/2020