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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…

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Siberian Husky Breed Information & History The lineage of the Siberian Husky breed dates as far back as the Chukchi—a native tribe present in the midlands of Russia before the 15th century—and they were first encountered by the Russians in the 1700s. In that era, once the Russians waged war against the Chukchi, they adopted…

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The Siberian Husky breed originated as an endurance sled dog of the Chukchi people of Northeastern Asia. When a changing climate forced the natives to expand their hunting grounds, they developed a unique breed of sled dog that met their specific requirements and ultimately helped them survive. Huskies are capable of running long distances at…

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If you are considering getting a Siberian Husky, you can expect a family-friendly, lovable, and intelligent pooch. Huskies are loyal dogs with a love for their “pack” and playtime. While these qualities are a wonderful fit for people with active, social lifestyles, Huskies also have their downfalls if they are not in the right environment.…

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Huskies originated in northeastern Asia as endurance sled dogs for the Chukchi people. Huskies’ snow-filled heritage can also account for their gorgeous, iconic coats that make them so recognizable. While Huskies’ coats may be stunning, they also require regular grooming to keep their coats healthy and under control. If you are considering adding a Husky…

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Yukon is a 7 year old Siberian husky. He was diagnosed with epilepsy at 1 1/2 years of age. I started him on the biscuits and after a year he has been seizure free for almost 5 months!

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Dog hair is everywhere—nestled in the cushions of your couch, piled in corners on the floor, clinging to the fabrics of your go-to black dress. If your pet is prone to shedding—or even worse, tangled mats in their fur—then you’ve probably considered a grooming regime to keep your pup’s coat clean-cut and healthy. But what…

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Mental illness can be debilitating, life-altering. Whether it’s a minor issue or something more severe, left unaddressed and untreated, such conditions are only likely to worsen. But mental illness doesn’t just impact people. It can also affect your pets.   If you have ever wondered, can dogs have mental disorders? The answer to that is yes. …

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From the beginning of canine domestication, man has shaped the animals once known as wolves into trustworthy companions. In addition, that evolutionary process has come in handy for a number of jobs required by humans – security of a homestead, transportation of goods, and rescuing humans from various states of distress, among other tasks. Today,…

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As a dog owner, it is important to understand that your four-legged friend shares a lot of common health concerns with humans. For example, in addition to such conditions as seasonal allergies, diabetes, arthritis and even cancer, your pooch can have seizures just as humans do. In fact, epilepsy in dogs is one of the…

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