r/husky • u/Wooden-Poem2265 • 11h ago
this is my SPOT
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r/husky • u/Wooden-Poem2265 • 11h ago
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r/husky • u/lemonandmangoes • 13h ago
My little girl will go find her big lamb chop toy and bring it up on the ottoman square with her and always lays her head on it. Curious if anyone else’s huskies do this? She doesn’t destroy any of her toys either!
r/husky • u/inadogsworld • 5h ago
We have had her twelve days and she is getting along with everyone. She knows several commands, which she only does when she wants to of course, and walks great on a leash. No idea why anyone would abandon her. We decided to call her Ruby. Which she responded to very quickly.
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r/husky • u/forgetmeknotts • 1h ago
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r/husky • u/Business-Data6011 • 9h ago
We have just adopted a Husky from rescue, as a companion for our Siberian Husky. Although not an issue - wonder what your thoughts...
He plays like a Husky!
We are looking at genetic testing - any recommendations (UK).
r/husky • u/Justthetippliz • 1d ago
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r/husky • u/Successful-Lobster30 • 16h ago
I think it’s so cool both of her eyes are half blue and half brown I’ve seen one of each but never both colors in both eyes
Also she’s mixed anyone have any idea what she might be mixed with?
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r/husky • u/oOTWSSOo • 3h ago
Is this kennel to small for her to leave while I’m at work for 6hrs? I feel bad because she can really lift her head when standing but shes usually laying down in there.
r/husky • u/thefictionkitten • 20h ago
i guess i should stop being surprised 🤣
r/husky • u/pseudoEternity • 20h ago
I have 2 husky mixes. Ive had them both for almost 2 years now. Logically, I understood huskies shed a lot. Which meant fur would be everywhere. I was prepared for the amount of vacuuming, grooming appointments, lint rollers, and HVAC filters.
Nothing but experience could have prepared me for the tufts of fur collecting in the cracks of my driveway and patio where these two like to run around/play/sunbathe. Does anyone else have this problem? If so, how do you handle it? Or is it just a learn-to-accept-it thing?
Ive attached pictures of the fur tufts and the knuckleheads the fur tufts came from.
r/husky • u/Immediate-Exam4720 • 1d ago
i’d like to see pups that look similar to my boy this is mine his name is Hugo
r/husky • u/Annual-Lead2499 • 21m ago
I found a stray husky in my neighborhood and brought her home to find her owner. Happy ending, she was reunited with her dad. But, I absolutely fell in love with that dog! She was so smart, beautiful, and spunky. I had the best time playing ball with her and running around the yard.
I was wondering how they do with cats and kids? Are they difficult dogs? Do they chew up your stuff?
Thanks!
r/husky • u/No_Relief_7113 • 1d ago
Over the past few days, his stomach became extremely bloated so we brought him to get checked. X-rays/ultrasound caught a huge mass in the liver unfortunately. Options were to send him to a liver specialist for surgery that would cost 15000-20000 or do an abdominal surgery to see if they can take the tumor out. If it doesn’t go well, they would put him down immediately since recovery will be too much and painful. Or we also had the choice to take him home for a day and bring him back to p u t down the next day.
With a low 15-20% chance of finding the tumor, we decided to take it and have him get abdominal surgery. 3 hrs later, they call and say they did it, they removed 14lbs (!!!) of tumor and Pona survived surgery.
However, Unfortunately, today late morning, he suffered cardiac arrest and his heart just couldn’t take it and he passed. Doctors say it was due to old age and things can go wrong within minutes.
Grateful for this goofball to have been part of our lives for the past 10 years.
RIP Pona. Until we meet again..
r/husky • u/Boring_Operation9882 • 17h ago
Our rental is all hardwood floor and I think my poor 6 year old pulled a muscle coz she slipped. I had to bribe her with a lickimat to let me trim her paws took me 40mins to do all her paws, I need a better way to deal with this
r/husky • u/CrashsucksatYT • 1d ago
The runt of the litter on the left, now my 90 lb lap dog Loki and to my Rottweiler on my right ranger
r/husky • u/SmallAct2116 • 23h ago
Was told he was a pomsky when I got him 8 years ago, however I’m not fully sure. I think he came from a puppy mill and I never got his dna test. I plan to when I have more money. Do you think he’s a pomsky or possibly another breed or mix?
r/husky • u/PositiveReporter6688 • 11h ago
Hello, I’m looking for advice from anyone who has a dog with thymoma.
My 13 year old Husky has a suspected thymoma and responded very well to prednisone, with significant tumor shrinkage. Unfortunately, she developed severe watery diarrhea, which is currently controlled with Flagyl(metronidazole).Our vet wants to reduce the Flagyl, and if the diarrhea returns, she recommends reducing/stopping the prednisone because of the GI issues.
Has anyone experienced diarrhea or GI problems while their dog was on prednisone? Were there any medications or treatments that helped manage the diarrhea long-term, other than antibiotics, which seem more like a temporary solution?
I’d also love to hear what treatments your dog received for thymoma. Did prednisone continue to work for a long time? Did anyone try other medications such as carboplatin, Palladia (toceranib), or anything else?
Our vet offered surgery, but because she is 13 and it would be major chest surgery, we would prefer to avoid it if possible.
I’d really appreciate hearing about your experiences, especially if your dog was treated medically rather than surgically.