Animal Lovers

The Siberian Husky breed has an average lifespan of 12 to 14 years and are an ideal pet choice for lots of different people, including families. However, purebred Huskies do have a number of canine health problems that prospective owners should consider. As with all animals, it’s important to be aware of the common health concerns that plague Siberian Huskies since many of the problems can be expensive and time-consuming to treat. If you’re thinking of adopting a Husky, learn about their common health problems here so you can make an informed decision about the requirements of the dog breed. Most Common Health Problems for Siberian Huskies Siberian Huskies suffer from common health issues that most dogs are at risk for, like hip dysplasia and eye disease, but they are generally a relatively healthy breed of dog. Compared to other breeds, Huskies are known for their ability to maintain a healthy weight with less food but still require a high-protein diet. They are clean...

Siberian Huskies are admired for being beautiful dogs, but they’re much more than a pretty face. Ranked at number 12 on the American Kennel Club (AKC) list of most popular dog breeds, Huskies are showing up in more and more households across the country. TV shows like “Game of Thrones” are putting the breed in the spotlight, and their impressive-looking features are attracting dog lovers and hopeful pet owners. They’re big, beautiful, and can make great companions and partners, but they’re also not for everyone. Owning a Husky is a responsibility that shouldn’t be taken lightly. Think about these five Husky facts before bringing home your own: 1. Endless Energy Bred as sled dogs, Huskies aren’t the kind of pet that’ll be happy snoozing all day on the couch. They have energy to burn, and if they’re not given the right outlet, they’ll find their own way to get the vigorous exercise and stimulation they need. A bored Husky with pent-up energy will turn to destructive a...

A little over six months ago, nobody was certain if Rosie the kitten would live. However, thanks to Lilo the Husky, Rosie made a spectacular recovery and is now a happy member of the family. These photos from the last year show that not only does Rosie fit in, but that she just might have found herself three best friends. Who cares that they’re dogs!