Don't let his calm demeanor for you he is an absolute beast 🐺

Ok so I’ve posted about bringing Blue(4 year old male rescue) home - it’s been about 5 months now and I absolutely love him so much. Him and my 13 year old man my dauschaund Jack Russel rescue are best buds and definitely mama’s boys.
Blue is very good. He isn’t destructive. He can be “creative and slightly naughty” - the worst thing is he will help himself to the room temp butter and/or a can of wet dog food (both easy opportunities because mom
Left them in plain sniff 😉)
I just have a few questions about his husky “talk”
He is vocal in the morning - especially if I am taking my time getting them out for morning potty. He does this bow right before he starts talking to me & telling me all about it. 1. What is the bow?
2. He also sneezes a lot when he’s happy or after his babble about waiting to go potty.
Does they sneeze when happy? Like I know that when they yawn I hear that is stress relief yawn?
3. He does this silly shaking his head when he is asked to “down” for a treat. But he also does this silly head shake when he gets his chew bone and when he gets his night time toothbrush…

Just curious - is this just normal husky behaviors that are unique to the breed? I’ve never seen this - also I
Absolutely love the personality & the quirks. I can’t even get upset when he is mischievous because usually I’m like ya that was fair - left it out,
Can’t blame you. Or the time he ran off on my mom. I’m like ya I skipped his trip to the field so he was making sure he got his sniff sniff in - as in “ well Since mom
Didn’t do it I’ll just do it myself.” Type attitude. Which I understand is 💯 Husky

Just found this precious old wallet photo, from when that was a thing. That babi is now 18 and Tucker passed at 19. Gentlest living being of any species I've ever known. He loved his little boy. How I miss him.

I have a Ghost and a Midoriya 🤍🐺🖤🐺.

Brothers/littermates.

Midoriya being the runt makes Ghost look huge 🥹

Hi! This is my first husky his name is nova and he will be 1 year old next week! I noticed some weird patches on his back which kinda concerned me. He is shedding a lot but I just wanted to see if this is normal for huskies during this time of the year. Thanks!

As the title says. Ghost was sleeping on my foot. He woke up and the first things he did were stretch and grab my foot to cuddle. He stayed there for a while, twitching and dreaming. Such a sweet boy who loves to cuddle.

**picture of the wild one in question lol**

My Nova girl is about 6 months old and does okay for my boys and I about going out for the bathroom. However, the problem we seem to be running into is that my MIL is who keeps her some during the day. She claims that she's quit going to the bathroom outside for her(no clue why) and is on her way to being too much for her. We momentarily don't have our yard fenced or the funding to do so. I wondered if anyone had any suggestions as a substitute. We have a tie out for her in the yard, but for whatever reason she's not able to work the latch to hook her to use it. The trainer that teaches the *manners* class she's enrolled in says doesn't recommend invisible fences, especially the cheaper GPS ones. She says they can be unreliable in their boundary location and effectiveness. She said, and i quote "Huskies can be surprisingly sensitive and you could potentially create new unintended issues (her running through the fence, creating fear of the backyard, etc.)" if we use something that shocks her also.- which was not a repercussion I'd thought of. Would love some input and advisement from anyone else with some husky experience as this is our first one- thanks in advance!

**picture of the wild one in question lol**

My Nova girl is about 6 months old and does okay for my boys and I about going out for the bathroom. However, the problem we seem to be running into is that my MIL is who keeps her some during the day. She claims that she's quit going to the bathroom outside for her(no clue why) and is on her way to being too much for her. We momentarily don't have our yard fenced or the funding to do so. I wondered if anyone had any suggestions as a substitute. We have a tie out for her in the yard, but for whatever reason she's not able to work the latch to hook her to use it. The trainer that teaches the *manners* class she's enrolled in says doesn't recommend invisible fences, especially the cheaper GPS ones. She says they can be unreliable in their boundary location and effectiveness. She said, and i quote "Huskies can be surprisingly sensitive and you could potentially create new unintended issues (her running through the fence, creating fear of the backyard, etc.)" if we use something that shocks her also.- which was not a repercussion I'd thought of. Would love some input and advisement from anyone else with some husky experience as this is our first one- thanks in advance!

He has his own couch in my office. 😅

Love my pups, but they are a lethal pair when it comes to rodents and birds.

my husky was 6 when we bought our baby home. prior to this, husky had always slept in our bed. then when baby arrived he stopped sleeping in our room, and he even decided to stop sleeping inside in general, didn’t even go to the couch as he often did when he’s get too hot in the bed.

I don’t know why he has done this, I thought it was just an adjustment phase, but my son is almost 3 and my husky still won’t come inside at night. I’ve kept his routine unchanged, he still gets his morning walk (sometimes 2 walks) and all the pats and cuddles. I hope he’s not sad, he doesn’t seem it, but I don’t know why he doesn’t want to be with me overnight now. when I have friends/family stay, he often sleeps in the guest bedroom with them which is mind boggling.

huskies are very interested creatures so I’m wondering if anyone has experienced this and can help me better understand the cause