I dont know if you caught my earlier comment pete, and i hope you know what your letting yourself in for with a husky!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Having been the tolerated owner of one for some twelve years i can assure you that you are in for an interesting time!! especially with a bitch. Do get fences over 8ft, do not ever attempt to tie dog up with anything less than steel, do not look the other way, oh and they are a bugger for chewing, thats the good part wait until they molt, oh boy are you in ...
I dont know if you caught my earlier comment pete, and i hope you know what your letting yourself in for with a husky!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Having been the tolerated owner of one for some twelve years i can assure you that you are in for an interesting time!! especially with a bitch. Do get fences over 8ft, do not ever attempt to tie dog up with anything less than steel, do not look the other way, oh and they are a bugger for chewing, thats the good part wait until they molt, oh boy are you in for a suprise LOL LOL LOL, (i think we only lost three chairs in the first three months!)
I had a husky as a kid. They seem to have this inbuilt urge to pull, the moment you put a lead on them. Mine would walk quite happily alongside me, but the moment I attached his lead, he was off. Used to be great on roller-skates. Took him to many training courses, but just couldn’t get that instinct out of him.
Also my mother used to knit jumpers out of his fur.
I had a husky as a kid. They seem to have this inbuilt urge to pull, the moment you put a lead on them. Mine would walk quite happily alongside me, but the moment I attached his lead, he was off. Used to be great on roller-skates. Took him to many training courses, but just couldn’t get that instinct out of him.
Also my mother used to knit jumpers out of his fur.