Man adopts a husky. Then he discovers his tantrum problem. 

😂 so true

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They do to lessor or greater degree, but at the same time they are very loving and endearing so you can't be mad

Its not a bug, its a feature

Yeah it’s pretty standard, there are some more docile ones out there, usually the bigger fluffier ones, but the skinnier ones are always rambunctious and overly talkative.

@@lemerdtool I don’t think OP meant any negativity towards their statement and mentioned their tantrums in a loving way :)

Oooooohhhh, yeah they do, but on a spectrum. Had a family of Huskies, the "dad" would not go on any car trip without his Meowmix cat toy - sheer yowling panic until it was found. The "mom" was very chill, the 8 puppies were a balance between them.

I'm sorry for your loss! I am glad your husband was able to give you a last gift... a friend. x

They are the best. Simply the best.🐾🐾

My deepest condolences go out to you, Mrs. Tanya. I hope your new gift from your late husband makes you happy everyday. 🙏❤️🌻🌷⚘️

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GREAT!!

spot on. I live in finland. Here the huskies are in their natural environment - and can pull a sled and be comfortable outside. Theyre no herding dogs, theyre no "farm dogs" - in fact they have a strong hunting drive - and it is hard to get under control. They wil be friendly to humans, but that does not mean they will be easy to manage. It just means it is hard to make them bite you. Huskies are no handbag-dogs fulfilling some fashion dreams. And they certainly dont belong to california or hawaii. Huskies are energy packs and not ment to be kept in an appartment all day.

I agree, but would like to add that you should always research any breed that you are thinking of bringing into your home. And carefully consider whether you & your family are truly ready for the responsibilities that come with pet ownership.

Wish this could get pinned! So many people don't look into the requirements of lifestyle for many dog breeds. They want whatever dog they pick to mold into their lifestyle without even ensuring the breed's and specific dog's energy and training needs. Huskies are hilarious and adorable but require constant training and exercise to meet their instinctual need to work. They need mental and physical stimulation to feel fulfilled and content. Definitely not an apartment dog or a lazy bachelor dog.

I love huskies and I am not getting one because I love them. True husky owners will understand that.

That's an amen to that. I have a neighbor that has a husky, and see how she talks I can hear her almost everyday. I don't think they realize what they got themselves into adopting her. These beautiful animals require so much time and attention. And if you're not ready for them, is best to leave them to those who can really care for them

My dad says "talk to me goose" like he's in the movie top gun and his dog is his wingman!

because they are TALKING.. lol tantrum my ASS.... the headline was made for clickbait.. and they clearly didnt research what they were gewtting, after owning a Sibe for 12 years now.. probably the only dog ill ever want to own agian. best personalitys.

@@joedoe999 lol ikr! why does everyone seem to instantly assume a dog is trying to be "bad?" Never do people seem to say, *_"I don't speak dog, wtf is it trying to tell me? lmao, I'm such a ditz!"_* Dogs are universally polite, with few but reasonable and expected, exceptions.

"one time. at band camp... i died because a bear got all silly in my face" 😀

@@mm-yt8sf bet ya wished for a tuba about then..

Which this family is lacking with, the lack of exercise gives attitude problems which this family calls “tantrums”… it’s really sad to see. That dog would have a much better life on a actual farm or somewhere they put him to work so he can get the workout needed daily.

​@@NaeniaNightingaleno. We live on 43 acres, our husky gets plenty of exercise and mental stimulation and she still has the husky attitude. It's just part of the breed.

@@kimberleyslauenwhite9004 It is definitely part of the breed. No matter how much exercise you give them.

The reason I got myself a pure husky is so I can run with it (my aunt’s Pomeranian huskies sound like their lungs are about to explode when I tried it with them). But right now in the puppy phase I can’t yet, so I’m really looking forward to when he turns a year so I can run with him. For now training for mental stimulation and exercise (short runs in the length of our fence) is enough to tire him out. Never get a husky for the aesthetics, it’s not gonna be aesthetic if they chew on everything in sight.

Very right ❤ I spend every free minute outside with my baby and he is very well behaved..

because sometimes they simply can't take care of them. it's unfair on the animal to keep them when you can't provide for them

Respect 😀

I rescued a 17 year old kitty. Her forever mom had her 10 years, then passed away. The daughter lived with the mom, but had to move out of the house. The house was being sold to split the inheritance with her brother. She asked the brother to watch the cat for a few days while she physically moved to her new place. After a few weeks, the brother asked about her taking the cat back, and she said she would not be taking the cat back. The brother had a grandson that was allergic to cats, so the little old lady kitten had to be kept in his basement. But she is ultra snuggly, so that was awful for her. He reached out to the members of his church, noone could take her. He reached out to multiple no kill shelters, but they were all at max capacity. Then the shelter I used to volunteer for, sent out a cutesy email about grandma kitty, Gnarly, needing a home desperately. It was heart melting love at 1st sight. Of course I took her and she is now living a life of love, cuddles, and tons of cozy spots to nap. Not sure if I am allowed to post accolades to the rescue, but they are solid: Protectors of Animals in East Hartford, CT.

@@KrinchiD I appreciate your non-judgmental story about rescuing a cat after its owner passes away. Sometimes people just can’t be the caretaker of a loved ones’ pet

@@KrinchiD thank you for helping animals!! There are too many families that do not step up to help the animals left behind after they pass. People discard animals left and right. Thank God for good people that help. :-)))

Yes, indeed I agree.

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Yar, matey

What a great personality Jackson has. I agree, he needs a new friend or sibling. I have a boxer and really need to get her a sibling too!

I'm so sad about them losing their little Min Pin !! 😢😿

That’s pretty typical of every husky though

Hey! Any Husky owner must possess, patience, humor, fairness, devotion, and often putting oneself last - like walking the dog in rain. We have talents too💕

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Sorry to hear he's gone. Losing a sweet and loving dog is so awful.

So sorry for your loss! They ate so attuned to your needs and your emotions

Awweee 😊🙏🏾❤

haha. ignored you for a week, I can believe that. very sweet

😂😂 Damn he put you on punishment

Huskies will shun you. Mine does😎

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@@makani5150 😂😂 what you do to be shunned

💎✨💎✨ Exactamundo

His relationship with their ancient minpin was so cute...I bet he has plenty of friends.

I have a pomsky but turns out he’s not 50/50 he’s mostly husky. And at 6 months old he’s extremely overdramatic. If I say no, he cries yes. If I’m cleaning or something and he wants attention, and I don’t give it to him, he’ll purposely do something he’s not supposed to do. Like grab a piece of paper out the trash then instantly drop it on the floor and run away. He’s such a drama Queen

Its a work dog. And you didnt offer it enough exercise. Because youre another dumb ass buying a work dog for a casual pet owner. The reason it was acting "crazy" is because you didnt provide it with enough exercise. These dogs were bred to run long distances day after day. No shit its going to go crazy if it has to sit inside for 22 hours every day. 3 hours of running DAILY is NOT enough for a husky or a malamute. Think about that for a second. Can you exercise your dog for 3 hours daily, minimum? If not, do not even think about a husky or a malamute or a belgian shepherd etc

Huskies are drama queens!!!

@@jamesdoakes4956 I had this problem with my parents Husky. After they went on vaccation, I bought a shock collar. Not one of the inhumane ones, but just one that buzzes and plays a very annoying sound around their ears. After the 3rd day, the family dog was almost perfectly obedient to a fault. He stopped barking at everything, stopped shitting in the house (yes he was trained to go outside but when he didn't get his way he pooped inside to protest) and stopped screaming when he didn't get his way. Parents have no idea to this day how I did it. I stand by the idea of discipling your dogs. Dogs aren't humans. They aren't children. They need to be told NO, what their boundaries are and punished when they repeatedly go over those boundaries. Any dog can be trained, it is usually 100% on the owners being push overs or bad people or just lazy for why they have shitty behaved dogs,

a small fur-friend😊

NO! Don't fall for that trick... we got a pitbull (female) and I haven't gone to the bathroom by myself since. So we were told about a three-legged kitten that needed a home so we got him for the dog to entertain. One year later, I now have two animals watching me in the bathroom. Currently I'm looking for a goat, for the cat. Someday I'm going to go to the bathroom by myself.

Huskies are always throwing tantrums. Huskies are drama QUEENS.

Yes!! Huskys are escape artists who are easily bored and destructive when bored. Mine laid on the floor and effortlessly made a hole in the wall with his lower teeth RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME! Isnt that fricking ADORABLE!!!?

Agree ♡

My cats Matthew and Firefly saved my life while I was sick. 🤗🐈🐈💕❤

That brought tears to my eyes! 😢

I understand! I'm so glad to know about your Rebel. Mine were Shepherd-Husky mixes, at different times of my life. They were the best, most unconditionally loving friends, and got me through very hard times. How I miss them. I dearly hope your health improved, that you are well. We carry their love, their intrepid spirits and the joy of their "antics" with us.❤

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What a beautiful story, it sounded like you had an amazing dog. So happy that this video could bring memories back for you.

Hi Beatrix how are you doing

As far as I’m concerned they are using him as a family lap dog and that is completely wrong, they are work dogs. They love to work, they love snow so keeping them in warm climates is cruel beyond belief. I would like you to try walk around in a fur cot during summertime and we will see how long it takes for you to get a heatstroke.

​@@NaeniaNightingaleactually we have lots of huskies here in the Nevada desert and they adapt very well. I call huskies the Marine Corp of dogs as they always Adapt and Overcome.

I don't think they dump huskies?

@@sunshineb7006 Oh, you’d be surprised. Depending on which part of the U.S.,you live. However, it’s not common… I don’t believe.

Ya I have one of those, owner passed very unexpected, I think it still effects him because he follows me every step and howls when I leave.

Siberian huskies are work dogs breed to live in colder climates and not kept as family lap dogs, I wish people did their research before getting them but noooo. It’s as much abuse as anything else.

Thank You for contributing your story 💜. That's the magic of a sled dog. Put plainly Siberian Husky • Samoyed • Japanese Akita • Nothing compares! 😉 Nothing 🐺

@@magnificentmuttley154 I've got a husky and it's a strong willed thing, but still a good dog made me a better dog man.

*@J.P* 🐺💜😺💜 My Husky is great with our housecats, too. His name's Vanilla 'cause he's solid tan (no Husky pattern, just all tan with matching tan eyes, instead of ice blue or dark mahogany) from being part Yellow Lab. Plus he has the straight tail of a Lab instead of the classic Husky "question mark." I've never met a Husky that didn't love cats & get along really well with them. They want to be everyone's playmate, or else their friend. A heart of gold; It's just that simple. One of our kittens has adopted Vanilla for her dad- - sleeps with him everytime he lies down! There are other dogs with these same qualities, & sharp minds, too. I'm just partial to sled breeds, that's all. Any member of the collies: collie, miniature collie/ "sheltie;" border collie, australian cattle dog, australian shepherd; finally: doberman; german shepherd; giant schnauzer

Awwww. I love your stories and those amazing dogs so much!

@@magnificentmuttley154 every dog is equally loving.

So did we when I was a teenager. Tom was a character too. So expressive and intelligent. He died many years ago, but I still miss him. 😓

Watch the Girl with the dogs if you haven't already.

Could have made another dog from all the hair 🤣🤣🤣😭 He sounds gorgeous and with such a huge personality! Bless you for loving him and I'm sure he misses you too ❤️

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You're right. I never thought about it that way! Valid point👍🏼

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Agreed. I didn't see a problem with his behaviors. He is just too cute!

And let's not beat around the bush about that grapefruit. That was a shifty hecking grapefruit. Gotta go with Jackson on that one.

Yes l agree. They appear to be more intelligent and interactive with humans.

It always puzzle me how you get them to talk? Kind of like what time do you wake babies in the morning. ;-)

Wow! It's completely off-topic, but I just can't help myself: when was the last time a stranger told you you look like Margot Kidder?

Try living with one. The talking never ever ends. My Beau is two years old he goes everywhere I go and he love making noise. He talks nonstop and he very demanding.

@@soflynolitherealest7908 I was going to say, my neighbor had one... In a way, I had one too.

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I have a dog and I name her Cherry. I can’t see myself traveling anywhere as that would mean I have to place her at boarding while I am away. People said dog tends to get separation anxiety but I guess, I will be the one who will get separation anxiety instead. Hahaha!

Or maybe with people first. I dunno what it is about these channels that seem to bring out these nutbars who have more compassion and empathy for canines than they do their fellow man. Weird.

I wish all humans would treat all animals this way.

@@shogun0810 Oftentimes the way a person treats animals reveals a lot about how they feel about other people too. Someone who treats animals badly might put on a facade of politeness but actually not be compassionate towards people at all either.

That is true. I have had only GSDs...and they take life more seriously.

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Hope you're doing okay

@@azranaz5989 thank you. I’ll get there.

Thanks for the info. Are they easy to house train?

So sorry for your loss! They are our fur babies. I miss our Jazzy! I image her running free over rainbow bridge along with yours!

@@barbaracreel2777 They need to be kept outdoors more than indoors, need to have lots of space to run in and they were breed to be used as work dogs so you need to keep them stimulated or they will start tearing down everything out of boredom. Huskies are not lap dogs, if that’s what you are after then don’t ever get a huskie and do proper research or become one of many abusers which we all hates.

Yes..Mini-pins are very good dogs.

I wonder what that makes polar bears and sled dog? check it out on youtube. they play together!

I love my min pin!!

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I would ask you to research on Siberian huskies and then you will understand that those so called “tantrums” are in fact the owners lack of knowledge what the dogs are meant for.

He is our everything now 💙

They must be difficult dogs. ??

@Subtle Nature I thought the Alpha thing was debunked. It could be because first impression counts and the dog just remembers that the husband as the savior and his first parent. One of my cat is the same way. Initially, when my husband and I brought our cat home, she warmed up to me before my husband because I was the first one she saw. But it changed pretty quickly because she was our first cat and I didn't have a habit of watching where I placed my feet. So within a week of having her at home, I almost stepped on her paw and spooked her because I didn't have a habit of checking what's behind my heel when I turn around. From then one, my husband had became her favourite human. I know this because she likes to follow my husband brings him her favourite stuffed lama toy, always visits my husbands side of the bed over mine, and my husband is the only one that she'll allow to pick her up. My other cat loves both my husband and I because he met both of us at the same time, that and he's food motivated and I'm always the food provider.

Yup, even though my mom was the one who fed our dog, bathed him, etc., he loved my dad.

I had a delmation i inherited from someone and she loved me so much, she would just sit next to me and look at me until i looked back and then gave me the biggest sweet smile ever. She qas the first dog i saw who could smile like that. Unfortunately i lost her to old age. Still miss my girl.

@Subtle Nature that sounds horrible. I read that alpha dog training is based on breaking a dog so the dog will be more obedient. But the concept of "alpha" is outdated, just like Freud's psychoanalysis is outdated and a misconception. Unfortunately, doing so just teaches the dog to be afraid. I'm not saying that there's no social hiercharchy for pack animals such as dogs but it usually comes down to temperament. A shyer dog will display more submissive behaviours to avoid conflicts. And a bolder dog will display more aggressive behaviour if threatened. Training an animal should be based on positive reinforcement and trust. And most importantly, time and consistency. However, time is usually not something a lot of people want to waste. So the fastest way is to make the dog afraid. Kind of like how physical discipline for a child usually results in correction of a certain behaviour faster but only when the parent is around. The child just knows how to be secretive about what he/she do next time.

@Subtle Nature Pack mentality is just how people can be influenced/pressured to adopt a certain behaviour due to peers and not due to any rational reason (I took this straight from an online dictionary). No, there is no "alpha" or "beta". The original concept of "alpha" was popularized by Dr. L. David Mech and coined by Schenkel in his paper about wolves in captivity. This term have been retracted because this is not how wolves packs (and also dog packs) work. The pack works like a family unit with 2 parents and children. Unless you think parents are the "alpha" in the family. People equate training dogs to training soldiers in the military in which there are distinct ranks. When training dogs in this way, they are punished even when they do nothing wrong to reinforce the "alpha" concept. Dogs don't understand what an "alpha" is because they don't have the capacity to understand that term. In the end, the dogs just learn fear. They only know that if they do anything outside of what is allowed, it will cause pain.

Or put the hair outside for Birds to use to build their nests...

I do this with my cat hair after I comb him! This too is a great idea!

They sure do dogs can give you so much love that you never will understand I sure do love my dog.

I’m convinced dogs can smell the DNA. Jackson knew from the beginning that this man was a relative of his former owner and that gave him comfort and stability.

What work are you putting your huskie in? So many morons in these comments use them as normal family lap dogs and it’s so sickening how cruel they are. They are not breed for that! >.

Hello Mary how are you doing today

:DDDD Nahhhh... Luckily not a human, he a preciousssss doggo

Hmmm!

He's got more personality than a lot of humans out there! 😃

If there's ever a calamity, they can grill that ngga up. That's alot of meat.

Hello Pat how are you doing today

Thank you 💙

"My dad passed unexpectedly" Bet he was Vaccinated

@SUSAN CRAWFORD I know it's fun, but goodness, that's surely a death sentence if you were to get rear-ended or T-boned. She'll catapult through the windshield or get thrown through the sunroof right into traffic. I'm begging you to get her a doggy seat-belt and belt her in. I know, it isn't as fun, but imagine the guilt you'd feel if something were to happen to her.

Our golden doodle will do the same console riding thing

My Belgium loved riding in the back of the pickup. Paws on the roof, barking at any one that looked at him. He used to hug me when I came home. He liked playing how high can I make girls jump. I would back the truck into the parking spaces. He would wait for them to pass like a good boy. Then give them his ferocious bark sequence. If they jumped and squeaked. He had fun. Dog humor. I told a few girls to go over and say "Stubby you are good boy" and put out your hand and then he will lick it. He liked girls. I guess the hands taste good.

I hope your name isn't actually Susan Crawford...you're about to lose a few friends lol 😂

Tell that to all the huskies in the rescue centers.

@@amberfryer9709 the words of every GOOD husky owner

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True.

True. I've got a rescued husky, a German shepherd and a Bichon Frisé. The bonding with a husky is so different! It depends on the human what kind of bond they like. My husband prefers the German shepherd, it's more less complicated, and so pleased to serve you. They are day and night different! And I love it!

I had a Husky, and she was a beautiful and loving Best Friend. I believe you are a good owner, and why you have a pleasant Husky. ❤

@@julialane6645 Thank you. Blessings to you and yours. ❤️

Agreed

I had a 17 lb wire terrier , she was a soul traveler, and loved to jump on huge dogs. I miss her. She was a a very loving lap dog.

If nothing else it keeps you fit since they need several mile long walks daily, and preferably running most of the time, they are after all work dogs.

Hello Hilarie how are you doing