Husky Dogs???

Does anyone own a husky dog. We adopted one last night, he is just sooooo beautiful. Really fluffy Only 12 weeks old. But he is wrecking my house eating everything and knocking down my poor 2 year old child

Ha! I think all puppies are like that for a while until they get their bearings just give out to it gently and it will get the message. I can picture you running around after it with a poop bag

Not a hope in hell thats up to h2b. Now i have three kids in the house. But he is soooooo cute

[quote="kellyc":qz8wirh9]Does anyone own a husky dog. We adopted one last night, he is just sooooo beautiful. Really fluffy Only 12 weeks old. But he is wrecking my house eating everything and knocking down my poor 2 year old child [/quote:qz8wirh9] mine is still like that we have her 5 years now! she should calm down any day now she's a lab though not a husky

Oh lord, im in for a great time so. If he peed one more time i was going to scream.

H2B's family have one - he's quite old now. They are such gorgeous dogs. Mind you they have him on their farm, so he always has a manky dirty ass! He's still gorgeous though, and if you blow gently in his face he rubs his face with his paw - it's so cute! Plus he has one ear up and one ear down all the time - bless! Can't wait to have a house and get a doggie.

Gorgeous dogs. I think they need a lot of exercise though, don’t they? Have you any pictures? My lab is 14 months old, I've been told she should calm down in about 4 years

I must take pics of him tonight only got him yesterday. So once i get them ill show you

Huskies are a hyperactive dog, and will remain so unless given lots of work. Its the breed of them. Working dog

the 'sticking his nose in it ' really works with the peeing indoors... you need to react very quickly .. the min you notice the puddle pull him to it , dip nose it, say 'no' in negaitive tone of voice & throw him outside.... but make sure to give him oppurtunities to pee outside, so every 30mins bring him out for a few min & when he does pee... reward him with verbal praise ' wow - your such a good dog' etc as well as petting & possible treat ( choc button or something )