Husky puppies
Focus on raising Husky puppies from birth to 4 weeks
In the first three weeks of a Husky baby’s birth, family and group are not important to him, the only important thing is It is his mother, the mother dog, who provides the food, warmth and security that keep the baby alive.
By the 4th week, Baby Ha still relied heavily on his mother, but his brothers and sisters became more and more critical. Brothers and sisters provided a sense of warmth and security when their mother was not with them.
During this period, he began to use his eyes to see objects and his ears to listen to sounds. His curiosity began to sprout and he began to explore his surroundings. At this time, the dog mother also begins to teach the baby to obey. This kind of training of the dog mother's nature is extremely important for the baby's future degree of compliance and training. The owner should start to interact with the puppy at this time, and let the puppy distinguish the difference between the mother dog and humans by gently touching it.
Key points in raising Husky puppies from 5 to 7 weeks
During the period from 5 to 7 weeks old, the little Husky will experience great changes. He begins to learn to recognize people and respond to specific sounds. He spent more time playing and fighting with his brothers and sisters, and learned how to get along with other people, how to play, how to play too much, when to subdue, and what to take seriously.
During this period, the mother’s control enables the puppy to receive order, correction, training and love. This is a good opportunity for the puppy to interact with other people, but the owner should supervise to prevent anyone from treating the puppy in a vulgar way.
If the puppy is taken away from his mother and brothers and sisters at this time, it may cause behavioral problems in the future. The puppy may have difficulty getting along with other dogs, or may have difficulty dealing with others. Training, it is more likely to become extremely shy or extremely aggressive due to fear.
Key points for raising Husky puppies in the 8th week
For most puppies, the 8th week is a scary period. This is the first of several periods of fear that dogs will go through as they grow up.
Although this is the time for most owners to take their baby dogs back to their new homes, it will be of great benefit to the baby dogs if they can stay with their mother and brothers and sisters for one more week. If you take your puppy home at this time, or riding in a car on the way to your new home will frighten him and make him afraid of riding in cars for life. In the same way, after arriving in a new home, there are different sounds in the new home that he has never heard before, which will also frighten him and affect him throughout his life.
The focus of raising Husky puppies from the 9th to the 12th week
It is recommended to take the baby back to the new home during this period. During this period, the baby has been To prepare for a long-term relationship with people, the owner should use this time to spend more time with the puppy and encourage him to explore his new home.
At this time, you might as well start calling his name in a high-pitched voice, especially when he walks towards you. (Please don’t call him by his name!) Let the puppy move towards you by facing the puppy’s fear, and encourage him by clapping or patting your thigh.
Socialization is very important at this time. Let him become familiar with various sounds, people and other dogs. Through continuous repetition and encouragement, the puppy can become a confident socialized dog.
At this time, the Husky baby’s group concept begins to develop. The owner may wish to use this period of budding group concept to educate the puppy about its position in the family.
Every day, have everyone in the house turn the puppy over with his belly up and then touch his belly.
When the little husky reaches 11 or 12 weeks old, the procedure becomes more critical. Naturally, care and concern for him are also very important. At this time, he should be prevented from doing the following things Behaviors such as stealing food, jumping on people, and jumping on furniture are all things that the owner did not expect the baby to do when he grows up.
The focus of raising Husky puppies from the 13th to 16th weeks
During this period, the Husky baby will begin to establish his position in the family, so it is important to Treat Baby Ha according to the original principles. When he finds that someone in his family is soft-hearted, he will take advantage of this to gain a higher status.
Baby Ha, who has a strong personality, will act like riding on children or toys at this time. Never let him do this. Socialization should also continue to be implemented.
Key points in raising Husky puppies from 16 to 26 weeks
During this period, many puppies will experience another period of fear, and they will experience another period of fear during the 8th week. What I experienced last week is very similar. Many things that they originally dealt with will now scare them. For example, a pot of plants that has always been there in the yard. The puppy started to yell at the pot of plants, but he suddenly noticed and felt that the pot of plants was scary. He is afraid, and when he is afraid, if the master comforts him with words of encouragement and praise, he will think that you are inspiring fear and that fear is what the owner wants. When a certain item scares the little husky, the owner should go to that item and touch that item to let him see that there is nothing to be afraid of and help him. Let him know that there is nothing to be afraid of, instead of comforting him with ordinary praise.
Many young huskies will discover their defensive nature at this time. If your husky shows defensive patterns, such as growling, barking, or the hair on the back of his neck is standing up, take him away or treat him accordingly. Other items change his focus. If the owner encourages this behavior or corrects it excessively, he may continue to do so. Excessive encouragement or correction will cause the puppy to become overly protective or overly fearful when it grows up. When an outbreak occurs, the owner only needs to calmly contain it.
The focus of raising Huskies from the 8th to 14th month of the rebellious period
The rebellious period of puppies is similar to the rebellious period of people. On the one hand, they want to be independent, On the other hand, they need the warmth of family to give them a sense of security. This conflicting mentality confuses them. Being independent is the best portrayal of the Husky's rebellious period. When one day you call your trained Husky to sit down and he shows that he has never heard this command in his life, his betrayal period has arrived. At this time, your Husky not only shows that he has not remembered all the previous follow-up training, but will even bark at you. If the owner has done follow-up training before, he still needs to continue training at this time. If the training has not started yet, It’s not too late to do it now.
The owner should confirm the position of the leader. For example, when the owner and the dog enter the door together, the owner should pass through the door first. In a wolf pack, the leader always walks in front. The owner should eat first and go up the stairs. The owner should walk in front. Never let your Husky walk up the stairs first and then look down at you from above.
The key point is that owners must understand that these behaviors of Huskies during the rebellious period are natural and part of growth. Moreover, these behaviors are not for everyone, but are just reactions of genius. And it will dissipate over time. One day your husky baby will grow up!
The key points of raising a husky during the maturation period
It usually takes 3 years for a husky to be recognized It is completely mature, including psychology and emotions. Sometimes the maturity period of female Huskies is relatively early, about 2 and a half years old, but the maturity period of male Huskies is longer, about 3 years old.
From the rebellious period to maturity, Huskies will go through several different behavioral stages, and there may be another fear period, about 1 and a half years old. The owner's solution is the same as before. Don't inspire fear and help him get through it.
The focus of raising Huskies is about 2 years old
There will be another stage of challenging the owner's position, which is the same as the rebellious period. Strengthen and continue to practice.
The focus of feeding when the Husky reaches 3 years old
He is considered to be completely mature, but maturity does not mean that he does not love fun and will not be naughty or naughty , he will have a mature part when he needs to mature or when he wants to, but life is still full of fun for him.
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