I have a Pitsky. He's grown so quickly these past 6 Months. He's a bit hard-headed, but he's so good with kids and loves to play. Tons of energy. Eats really well and is always alert.
Our huskies momma just had 7 puppies. Husky mom was a rescue so we had no clue she was even pregnant. She was extremely thin and malnourished. Fortunately all the puppies are healthy and strong. And of course Gorgeous ! Our vet believes she was being breed too young and too often, that is why she was always running to a ladies house in that neighborhood, finally she located the owner who said he was tired of running after her. She got posted locally a couple times. But it had not worked out with those families. When I saw the post my husband and I immediately went and picked her up. Thinking we will rescue her from what ever she keeps running from, then find a nice home where she will be happy. The next thing we knew we were totally in love with her. I noticed the sweaters I bought for her were getting tighter. That when we went back to the vet. This time getting an ultrasound. We were to,d 7 or 8 puppies. The next day she went into labor. It’s been a week and we are still tired after the 18 hour labor. Husky mom and her babies can be seen on Dakota & Pearl husky channel. I hope you get a chance to see all the cuteness. It’s going to be very hard to let them go. But I know they will make 7 families very happy. Thank you for doing this video! Leslye
I'm sorry, but you got a husky Sweaters? Like clothes? There is no place cold enough that a husky should be wearing sweaters. In the winter and summer their coat regulates their temperature, meaning adding a sweater really messes that up. Your basically shaving you dog when you put sweaters on her. You could live in Alaska and it still wouldn't be cold enough for your dog to need a sweater. Their built to live in the snow, huskies actually slept under the snow during snow storms and dug themselves out when they woke up when on sledding trips. A sweater causes them to overheat which to anyone else would seem crazy because it's cold. It was below zero today and yet my husky refused to come inside and wanted to play in the snow instead.
Got a puppy last week, she is about 7 weeks old. Everyone is certain she is part husky, but we have no idea what the other half is just yet. So excited to find out!
I've owned a Beaski rescue for the last 4 years. She is the most affectionate, hyperactive, smart, loud, stubborn, and loyal dog I've met. She had no chill and it's too smart for her own good. Over all 12/10 would recommend for anyone who has the energy to put up with one. I've taken her on 20+mile hikes and she still has energy.
We are pretty sure our rescue is a Great Danesky. Beautiful dog with one blue eye. Very playful, loves kids, but can be a little too strong for little ones. Very strong, very agile and hard on the fence. LOVES to run. Gets along with the kitty even though we found him fully grown. Pretty sure he would be protective of his humans. Also, he prefers me as his favorite human. He likes everyone else, too, but if I am present, he is by my side. Very strong bite grip and loves tug of war.
We have a newfoundlander / husky cross. Strong and smart but can be stubborn and independent. Super gentle and needs to run hard and long everyday. He's 150 lbs and an absolute chicken. Scared of most things but adapts well with reassurance and he needs to be told often hes a good boy. Not a projector type of dog. He runs to me if hes scared. Overall a beautiful jet black coat with a big frame, very smart and is a working dog for sure. His run everyday is done with my mobility scooter. He runs along at 10 km/hr at first then starts to slow. He sets the pace and i bring 4 litres of water for him to drink and i pour some on his back because he gets so hot. Hes a wonderful friend and i so badly need him to get me out of the house everyday. Gret video! I hoped you would cover the newfound husky though. 😊
I have a husky/stafford/pit mix. Huge separation anxiety but my partner and I work opposite shifts so there is always someone home. She gets along well with adult cats and other dogs. We exercise her 1 to 2 hrs a day (more on weekends). Huge cuddles but likes stealing things to hide in her kennel.
I’m getting a husky mix this Thursday. Not sure what she’s mixed with. She’s got white down the nose some black around the eyes and white paws but her body, head and ears are a smoky brown color. She’s stunning. Doesn’t have the typical husky puppy pattern so I’m curious what she could be mixed with and look like when she’s older considering she’s 7 weeks old rn
I own a Gerbarian Shepsky!!! Best dog I’ve ever had! She knows Guard commands, very loyal and loving!! I also have a Great Dane husky.. can’t find anything abt the breed lmao.
We Got A Shepard/Husky And It Was A Wonderful Dog We Adopted Him From Pound And When We Left With Him They Told Us We Had To Carry Him Out Cause He Was Still A "Puppy" And He Was Really Big He Was 60 Pounds Lol But We Carried His Big Butt Out Of There And He Was Wonderful I Don't Know Because He Was N Shelter So Long But He Was House Trained Anyway They R Wonderful Dogs And If U Have A Chance To Get 1 U Won't Regret It
I'm interested to learn the risk of mixing the different types of breed like polar and herding dog, I'm assuming there could be some bad results in behaviour from the wrong mix?
On the minute 1:01 there is a dog that looks like a white and caramel color, like,it’s being shown in the German shepherd mix one,if it is a mix,then it actually looks like my dog,you can see some similarities from my profile picture with the one on the video,if someone knows,tell me!
These videos kind of suck production wise. So many things happenings it's hard to even tell what's going on... how hard would it be to have a transition with a picture of the cross breed as each one is introduced. Heck have a side by side of a puppy picture and an adult picture. YT just isn't the format for this research. People are just trying to monetize a video.
