My sister's husky is awesome. He's chatty but very quiet about it. He's not allowed to scream, simple as that. Took a lot of training but he's a very good boi. Me, on the other hand, would rather eat a bar of soap than have a husky. Too much like having a kid and that's a bucket of nopety nope from Nope town for me.
It's not the screaming that keeps from wanting a Husky. It's the exercise routine. Huskys are working dogs bred for long distance running, they need lots of it. I can't provide, hence, no husky.
Of all of these, all I noticed was the chick using a filter for her eyes, because they look unnatural when she looks at the camera, and distorted as she looks away. 'Tis a shame
5 of my 7 are husky or mixed. 248 husky/malamute rescues through my home in the past 7 years. Less than 10 were noisy like in the video. But holy hell, those 10 were fuckin loud. My super-mutt is the rabble rouser with no husky in him. The culprit: Mr. Bernie Sanders
They're lovely, but sadly, I can't take care of a dog properly to own one. I know my limits, and a dog exceeds them. Its a sad reality, but hey, I know how great they are, and I love seeing them owned by people who can treat them well.
You seem so too...*squints.* TheDildoOfConsequences...you're a good person too. Never thought that would be a sentence I wrote today, but meeting new people is good, I suppose!
I’m on my second. Huskies only scream if their owners encourage it for the likes. But they have huge personalities and are definitely not for everyone.
Yelling on this level is definitely something these owners have encouraged, knowingly or otherwise. My childhood dog was a husky and he was actually a very shy dog, just very capable of making noise if he got the sense that you wanted him to. Many times I'd hear my mother and my dog having a "conversation" where she'd ask him questions with an over-the-top tone of voice and he'd reply like he was trying to enunciate English words.
I had 2 for a short while (wasn't for me at the time) They had the 2 goofiest personality's very sweet and gentle but NEVER ENDING energy not managed leads to trouble and destruction. I still miss them 10 years later.
Yup, friend of mine used to own an older, well trained husky. Only time he got that noisy was when you were trying to get him to come in from the snow or out of a kiddie pool full of ice. Dog had personality but was pretty chill most of the time. But oh god the shedding.
I used to be a lodger in my landlord's house. He bought a husky and it basically destroyed all my stuff. She was amazing though. One day he asked me to sit for her and I took her to see my family (they had a big garden) my mum shelled fresh peas and fed them to the dog, who loved them. The next week the dog trashed the vegetable rack in the kitchen. I never confessed to my landlord where she got her newfound love of veggies.
My mom had a Husky. I don’t hardly ever heard him make a noise. Is this something that the owners reward? He was a mellow dog. Oddly enough, he did have an unbridled hate for this one little girl from done the street. We never understood why. My mom felt so bad. The little girl would come to swim at my mom’s to play with my kids and he’d just go crazy. Snarling and growling at her, baring his teeth. Even if we locked him up he’d beat on the door. It was weird.
Yea, no doubt. I don’t know what the issue was. I often wonder if maybe she was a budding serial killer or something. Dogs are good judges of personality. My poor mom, though, she was heartbroken that this dog she loved was so angry with the girl.
Come2Japan
ThreeLineRifle
I miss my sass wolf,
AngryImRight3
"Why do huskies scream so much?"
*Rewards screaming husky with attention and laughter*
spontaneous9
GoodGuyGonzo
Italiano 🤌
mcglirkymeow
My sister's husky is awesome. He's chatty but very quiet about it. He's not allowed to scream, simple as that. Took a lot of training but he's a very good boi.
Me, on the other hand, would rather eat a bar of soap than have a husky. Too much like having a kid and that's a bucket of nopety nope from Nope town for me.
voidspaceistrippy
I really don't.
ScrewyMcGrabFace
StarscreamAndHutch
ScrewyMcGrabFace
Betterbecauseofthem
Major escape artists
badgerZ505
So true. I had to put an electric wire up to keep my mom’s in the yard. He’d scale the privacy fence by any means possible.
SilverFoxChaser
God no. Huskies are nuts.
Cargobiker530
And they shed an entire husky worth of fur every two weeks.
ulfgarBentbeak
It's not the screaming that keeps from wanting a Husky. It's the exercise routine. Huskys are working dogs bred for long distance running, they need lots of it. I can't provide, hence, no husky.
notanotheruselessusername
Of all of these, all I noticed was the chick using a filter for her eyes, because they look unnatural when she looks at the camera, and distorted as she looks away. 'Tis a shame
5ing
Bred for working but constrained to domestic life
Vidikron
5 of my 7 are husky or mixed. 248 husky/malamute rescues through my home in the past 7 years. Less than 10 were noisy like in the video. But holy hell, those 10 were fuckin loud. My super-mutt is the rabble rouser with no husky in him. The culprit: Mr. Bernie Sanders
thechickenlittle
He looks like he's seeing a ghost.
iamlamp2
If I could afford 7 dogs I could afford all of the problems
IliveIdyeIliveagain
ScorpionSage
@LesbianRedwings they’re such goofballs
0xBADA55
Have 2 of them
kingfluffy1
TalaayaCosplay
Colopty
Haha absolutely not, I don't have the energy for a husky.
SterlingArcherSecretAgent
Huskies are such drama queens lol
idiotsonfire
They're lovely, but sadly, I can't take care of a dog properly to own one. I know my limits, and a dog exceeds them. Its a sad reality, but hey, I know how great they are, and I love seeing them owned by people who can treat them well.
TheDildoOfConsequences
You are good human.
idiotsonfire
You seem so too...*squints.* TheDildoOfConsequences...you're a good person too. Never thought that would be a sentence I wrote today, but meeting new people is good, I suppose!
HypnoCT
I’m on my second. Huskies only scream if their owners encourage it for the likes. But they have huge personalities and are definitely not for everyone.
LookingLikeASnack
Yelling on this level is definitely something these owners have encouraged, knowingly or otherwise. My childhood dog was a husky and he was actually a very shy dog, just very capable of making noise if he got the sense that you wanted him to. Many times I'd hear my mother and my dog having a "conversation" where she'd ask him questions with an over-the-top tone of voice and he'd reply like he was trying to enunciate English words.
eoyorre
I had 2 for a short while (wasn't for me at the time) They had the 2 goofiest personality's very sweet and gentle but NEVER ENDING energy not managed leads to trouble and destruction. I still miss them 10 years later.
RainierCamino
Yup, friend of mine used to own an older, well trained husky. Only time he got that noisy was when you were trying to get him to come in from the snow or out of a kiddie pool full of ice. Dog had personality but was pretty chill most of the time. But oh god the shedding.
ZRhymesWithBread
[Brain...Don't do it. Please...Oh, we're doin' it? K.] ...Well, of course he was pretty chill most of the time. He hung out in snow and ice!
drcyberbob
I used to be a lodger in my landlord's house. He bought a husky and it basically destroyed all my stuff. She was amazing though. One day he asked me to sit for her and I took her to see my family (they had a big garden) my mum shelled fresh peas and fed them to the dog, who loved them. The next week the dog trashed the vegetable rack in the kitchen. I never confessed to my landlord where she got her newfound love of veggies.
badgerZ505
My mom had a Husky. I don’t hardly ever heard him make a noise. Is this something that the owners reward? He was a mellow dog. Oddly enough, he did have an unbridled hate for this one little girl from done the street. We never understood why. My mom felt so bad. The little girl would come to swim at my mom’s to play with my kids and he’d just go crazy. Snarling and growling at her, baring his teeth. Even if we locked him up he’d beat on the door. It was weird.
TheDildoOfConsequences
Did you ever check whether you could see that little girl in a mirror?
badgerZ505
Yea, no doubt. I don’t know what the issue was. I often wonder if maybe she was a budding serial killer or something. Dogs are good judges of personality. My poor mom, though, she was heartbroken that this dog she loved was so angry with the girl.
badgerZ505
What poor grammar I have…I hardly ever…erase the don’t.🤦🏻♀️