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MonsterBailey
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Gosh, Rene....
I don't even know where Oakley California is!....????? |
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winnie
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Joined: 18 Mar 2004
Posts: 552
Location: Los Angeles, Ca
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| I love Huskys and have always wanted one, but latley i have been hearing and reading about Huskys attacking dogs at dog parks...are they normally dog agressive? I knew a Husky growing up and she lived with two other dogs, the husky was the sweetest thing and the two other dogs hated anything with four legs...so i find this weird....anyone have any input? |
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puttin510
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Joined: 19 Mar 2004
Posts: 2748
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| I was told that they have a very high prey drive. So not to put them together with small animals. This came from a woman that does husky rescue. They love to find ways out of their enclosures too. Being they love to run and roam. Thats a huge reason why many end up at the shelter. They are out roaming. So if you do get one make sure you have very high and secure fencing. |
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MyBabyShihPoo
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Joined: 19 Mar 2004
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Puttin is absolutely right!  Huskies have an EXTREMELY strong instinct to chase things (ESPECIALLY small animals). I wouldn't place a husky with a small breed dog, but most huskies at our shelter do well with dogs their own size.
And, as Puttin mentioned, a VERY well secured yard is an absolute must with this breed!
Hope you have a nice weekend!  |
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