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Most Read Articles

1

Problem Peeing



By Andrew PetersonRead 14609 time(s)

When housetraining lapses, problem peeing can become a very emotional issue. Sometimes there are no clear reasons why it happens but knowing some of the possible causes, and some options for how to deal with it, can help lessen the impact.



2

Native Alaskan Names



By Susan C. JensenRead 6106 time(s)



3

Husky Containment



By Penny BlankenshipRead 5582 time(s)

There's an old saying among experienced husky owners: "Where there's a husky, there's a way". For those of you thinking of becoming the owner of a very daring, intelligent, and full of energy breed, the advice in this article is not an exaggeration, it is advice that needs to be taken to heart to keep your new husky from escaping.



4

Life Expectancy



By Andrew PetersonRead 5414 time(s)

What is the life expectancy of the Siberian Husky?



5

The Rescue Renaissance



By Andrew PetersonRead 4103 time(s)

(July 2006) This is a story about the facts of life inside Siberian husky rescue in Sydney, Australia. Even though most people know what pounds are and what can happen inside them behind closed doors, the journey a rescue dog takes through shelters and pounds starts long before that and ends long after it, and along the way is bounced and buffeted by society and politics in a way that is sometimes startling. The reality of life in rescue is something that you can sometimes only learn through experience.



6

Typically Sibe



By Andrew PetersonRead 3771 time(s)

Some of the things every Sibe owner knows.



7

Some Basic Obedience Commands



By Dr Cam Day BVSc BSc MACVScRead 3074 time(s)

Proper obedience training works wonders to improve a dog's behaviour. It is vital for puppies and also for any adult dog where behavioural problems are being dealt with.



8

Sibe Toys



By Andrew PetersonRead 2789 time(s)

Apart from wrestling with other dogs, chasing the neighbourhood cat and chewing on your loafers, here are some other toys and activities your Sibe can enjoy!



9

The Origin of the Siberian Husky



By Mike MitchellRead 2767 time(s)

The origin of the true so-called Siberian Husky is greatly misunderstood. It all started once upon a time in a land far far away named Greenland.



10

Puppyhood



By Mike MitchellRead 2674 time(s)

How to properly care for a Siberian Husky puppy.



11

Sibes in Print



By Susan C. JensenRead 2437 time(s)



12

Husky Fur



By Andrew PetersonRead 2337 time(s)

Undercoats and Guard Hairs



13

Snow Dogs - The Cold Hard Facts



Courtesy American Kennel ClubRead 2322 time(s)

Please read this information carefully and research the breed thoroughly before you make any decisions to add a Siberian to your family.



14

Teething



By Andrew PetersonRead 2299 time(s)

A guide to puppy teething



15

Separation Anxiety



By Andrew PetersonRead 2284 time(s)

This article gives you some information and practical exercises for helping your dog past the problems associated with separation anxiety.



16

Care and Training



By Stephen R. LeeRead 2275 time(s)

Feeding, Housing and Training



17

Oh My Crazy Sibe!



By Lynne KaiserRead 2275 time(s)

To begin let me just say that I simply adore my female siberian husky - she's a real stinker - at 4 years old she's still a puppy!!!



18

Husky FAQ



By Stephen R. LeeRead 2176 time(s)

A Frequently Asked Questions page for the Siberian Husky



19

A Page on Standards



By Christie MatthewsRead 2174 time(s)



20

Skunk Removal Remedy



By Susan C. JensenRead 2147 time(s)

What to do for a skunk encounter!



21

The Process of Shaping



By Andrew PetersonRead 2117 time(s)

A description of the process of 'Shaping', and why, when it comes to dog training, it's usually the best and most rewarding method for both the teacher and the student.



22

Basic Training Dictionary



By Andrew PetersonRead 2040 time(s)

Some simple suggestions for commands you can teach your Sibe for basic obedience training. And all the fun you can have doing it.



23

Dictionary of Behaviourism



By Andrew PetersonRead 2033 time(s)

The basic terms and definitions of behaviourism.



24

Ash Can Fly



By Andrew PetersonRead 2003 time(s)

This is the story of how my escapologist dog Ash, an 11 week old Siberian Husky puppy made me believe Sibes could fly. Well how else could a 7kg puppy can defeat a 6' 2" custom-built hardwood double-screwed fence, 3' 3" of dog mesh and 3 courses of bricks buried underneath the entire fence perimeter?



25

Poisonous Plants Guide



By Susan C. JensenRead 1951 time(s)

We know Sibes are a curious lot and will find something to chew on if you don't supply something for them. So here is a list of some common plants that are poisonous to dogs.



26

Sabre's Saga



By Alexis RabonRead 1913 time(s)

Love comes in all shapes, sizes, and colors, but for a special foster family, it can be defined in one word..... "Sabre".



27

Inside the Mind of the Siberian



By Ross PollockRead 1890 time(s)

A Beginner's Guide
By Bela Husky



28

Heartworm Disease



Read 1889 time(s)



29

Human to Husky



By Deborah MooreRead 1885 time(s)

A Conversation With Siberians and Humans Owned By Siberians



30

BARF Diet



Read 1860 time(s)



31

Shelley's Lament



By Andrew PetersonRead 1858 time(s)

Shelley is a beautiful and gentle natured Siberian Husky rescued from death row in a suburban animal shelter in Sydney, Australia, where she had been dumped by her owners in early 2006. Shelley's life was about to become a whole lot more difficult though, and her arrival at the pound was only the beginning of her troubles. This is her story.



32

Alphabetising Yourself



By Andrew PetersonRead 1853 time(s)

Some tips on becoming the leader of your Husky pack and knowing how to stay there.



33

Antifreeze Safety Tips (ASPCA)



Courtesy ASPCARead 1841 time(s)

Antifreeze safety and pets: prevention is the key.



34

Traits of the Siberian Husky



By Deborah MooreRead 1806 time(s)

Siberians really are beautiful, loving and wonderful dogs, but they certainly aren't without their particular idiosyncrasies.



35

Sleeping With Dogs



Author UnknownRead 1796 time(s)

Whoever said "LET SLEEPING DOGS LIE" didn't sleep with dogs.



36

Evicted by my Dog



Author UnknownRead 1782 time(s)

Sound familiar to anyone?



37

A Tale of Two Huskies with a Lucky Streak



By Simon RiceRead 1776 time(s)

It's funny how some stories meet, intertwine, separate and, sometimes, meet up again, perhaps years later. This is the case with how we came to adopt our dear husky, Streak.



38

Life with a Siberian



Kelly PowellRead 1766 time(s)

This may not answer any questions, or address any specific topic, but it is an expression of my love for my Siberian pal that has been with me since childhood and has never failed to put a smile on my face.



39

Our Apartment, Our Sibes Den



By Heather McCaslandRead 1762 time(s)

My fiance and I live in San Diego, CA in a two bedroom apartment in a nice complex with an 8'W X 11'L chest high cement fence. Oh what to do! When we brought our little ball of fluff home...



40

Sibes in Television and Movies



By Susan C. JensenRead 1744 time(s)



41

Pet Food Labeling



By Patricia Tiedy/Aniak SibesRead 1715 time(s)



42

Do You Really Want a Siberian Husky?



By Cheryl Dawson and Lois LeonardRead 1714 time(s)

So...you've fallen for those beautiful blue eyes and that gorgeous luxurious coat, the friendly temperament. You want one! But...Please stop! This is indeed a wonderful dog...for the right person. Are you the right person?



43

Being Pack Leader



By Michael JenningsRead 1711 time(s)

Due to some comment or other on a Siberian list, I was asked if I'd write something on "leadership" or being a good pack leader. I explained that for me it's mostly an intuitive thing, that I'm someone who believes the better part of any knowledge is usually intuitive, and that I really had no specific methodology. But I did agree to give it a try.



44

Dear Dogs



Author UnknownRead 1688 time(s)

We need to talk.



45

Friend or Fiend?



By Dr Cam Day BVSc BSc MACVScRead 1679 time(s)

Is a dog man's best friend or worst fiend?
Most of us love dogs, but regretfully dog attacks do occur and when the attacks are directed towards children, it is particularly tragic.



46

What is a Snow Nose?



By Susan C. JensenRead 1674 time(s)



47

Stoli the Beautiful Sibe



By Susan C. JensenRead 1670 time(s)



48

Puppy Cookies



Chef UnknownRead 1667 time(s)

Delicious salmon cookies for your Sibes.



49

Hot and Cold Weather Safety Tips



By Susan C. JensenRead 1664 time(s)



50

Sibe Chat Groups



By Susan C. JensenRead 1659 time(s)



51

Characteristics and Temperament



By Stephen R. LeeRead 1654 time(s)

Coat and Grooming, Temperament, and Barking, Talking and Howling.



52

One Round With a Porcupine



By Susan C. JensenRead 1653 time(s)



53

Love Your Pet, Spay Your Pet



By Dr. Karen HalliganRead 1651 time(s)

Every year, tens of thousands of female dogs and cats die from breast cancer, ovarian cancer, uterine cancer, uterine infections and difficult pregnancies. Now some of the myths of the procedure are debunked.



54

Guidelines for Breeders



By Lisa AmosRead 1648 time(s)



55

I Am Husky



By John CristidisRead 1643 time(s)

A poem from 2002



56

Eight Below a Mushed See?



By Andrew PetersonRead 1635 time(s)

Whilst Eight Below has proved a controversial release among members of the online dog lover and rescue community, the perception that it will lead to a spate of Siberian Huskies dumped in pounds and shelters is perhaps undeserved and audiences might do best to sit back and simply enjoy this tale of survival and adventure in the true Disney tradition, and reach for the tissues instead of the protest banner as the film nears its Australian release date.



57

Learning to Mush



By Susan C. JensenRead 1623 time(s)



58

The Danger of Paralysis Ticks



By Dr Cam Day BVSc BSc MACVScRead 1619 time(s)

[Australia] The Paralysis Tick and the Brown Dog Tick are the two most common ticks on dogs. However, it is the Paralysis Tick that is by far the most dangerous. It causes paralysis in a variety of forms but a 'typical' case starts with weakness of the hindquarters that progresses to total paralysis of all four legs. Other typical early signs include an altered bark and vomiting. When the chest muscles and muscles of the throat become affected, the dog is in serious trouble.



59

Vampire Flies and Pink Huskies



By Scott SkiRead 1605 time(s)

"There is nothing funnier than the human animal." -- Walt Disney Even though it is the middle of Spring, it seems Halloween has arrived in full vigor with all of the attendant costumes, trick, treating, and horror tales.



60

Balto and Togo



By Susan C. JensenRead 1600 time(s)



61

To My Dog(s) - How Do I Love Thee?



Author UnknownRead 1599 time(s)

Let me count the ways...



62

'Shadow'



By Lynne KaiserRead 1575 time(s)

An exceptional case for supporting Siberian Rescue.



63

Where Did You Get That Puppy?



By Lisa AmosRead 1573 time(s)



64

Pet Dog Peeves



Author UnknownRead 1564 time(s)

The top 15 pet dog peeves about humans.



65

Nanook Browne



By Sophie HernandezRead 1560 time(s)

This photo is of my best friend and Siberian Husky, Nanook Browne.



66

When No Means No



By Andrew PetersonRead 1554 time(s)

While we all take it for granted that other human beings understand what 'No' means, it's sometimes not that simple with dogs. There are some good reasons why 'No' to a dog might not always mean what we think it does and it's all to do with timing.



67

Bela Husky on Dominant Owners



By Ross PollockRead 1549 time(s)

Part 1 in a series on human behaviour...



68

Neco



Fred W. FossRead 1547 time(s)

Several years ago, my wife was taking Neco, our Siberian Husky for a walk (or perhaps it was the other way around, as he out weighed her slightly). He suddenly dove under a bush, and refused to come out. My wife ended up having to crawl under the bush to see what he had found.



69

Adopting and Accepting a Husky Rescue



By Ross PollockRead 1536 time(s)

In January this year I adopted a rescue husky Bela - her story was featured in the past issue of "The Husky Howler." (a publication of The Siberian Husky Club of New South Wales Inc, Australia) Although I have handled dogs for over six years this was my first experience with a rescue dog and I felt compelled to share my experiences partly to benefit those other owners who may add a husky rescue to their family and have access to this article. So here we go!



70

Rescue Voicemail Options



Author UnknownRead 1531 time(s)

You have reached 123-4567, Rene, Clint and Helping Dogs.
Due to the high volume of calls we have been receiving, please listen closely to the following options and choose the one that best describes your situation...



71

Living With a Siberian Husky



By Gina CamilleriRead 1522 time(s)

How can you begin to describe life with a sibe?



72

Nail Trimming Tips and Tricks



By Susan C. JensenRead 1520 time(s)



73

History of Siberian Huskies (Excerpt)



By Stephen R. LeeRead 1519 time(s)

The Siberian Husky was originally developed by the Chukchi people of northeastern Siberia as an endurance sled dog. They were also used to herd reindeer. In 1909, the first large numbers of these Chukchi dogs were brought to Alaska to compete in the long-distance All-Alaska Sweepstakes races, and the Alaskan dog drivers quickly recognized the ability of these small, compact dogs from Siberia.



74

Special Medical Problems



By Stephen R. LeeRead 1485 time(s)

The Siberian Husky is a remarkably healthy breed. When well cared for, the Siberian is relatively "maintenance free", outside of normal checkups and vaccinations.



75

Lost Sibe?



By Susan C. JensenRead 1485 time(s)

Even careful and vigilant owners Sibes manage to get out at times. That is why it is very important to have ID tags, rabies tags, tattoos and/or microchips on your Sibe at all times.



76

Dogs and Dogsledding



By Robert BibberRead 1481 time(s)



77

Information and Fun



By Susan C. JensenRead 1467 time(s)



78

Crystal



By Mike MitchellRead 1464 time(s)

The story and antics of a three year old Sibe.



79

For the Genteel Sled Dog



By Andrew PetersonRead 1463 time(s)

Sam is not the kind of Husky that runs and jumps or exerts himself, or you know, does stuff. He's far too superior, a dog of gentle birth, the kind of dog who likes his kibble served promptly at eight and prefers sleeping centre of the bed than to one side, seeing how it's infinitely comfier that way.



80

Shelley's Lament - How the Story Ends



By Andrew PetersonRead 1460 time(s)

When Shelley's story was first released on 1st March 2006, driven by a publication deadline, her fate and future were then as yet unknown, and as a rescue dog saved from death row in Sydney, Australia, she had not yet found her new permanent home. In the weeks following her first article Shelley continued her journey back to full health and found a family that would love her and care for her as her new forever home. This second article completes her story.



81

The Zen of Training



By Andrew PetersonRead 1457 time(s)

What I love most about dog training is how everything is connected, as connected as all our human behaviours and experiences and methodologies are. It poses a huge challenge. I think of any dog being like a big jigsaw puzzle whose behaviours have to be unravelled to work out how they fit together into what we call personality.



82

Dog Rules



Author UnknownRead 1439 time(s)

Sound familiar?



83

Digging Behaviour In Dogs



By Dr Ian DunbarRead 1437 time(s)

Dogs need to dig! There are a dozen good canine reasons for digging: digging warming pits and cooling hollows, excavating feline faeces, grubs, roots and rodents, digging to escape, digging out of boredom, digging for fun, and of course, the quintessential canine bona fide reason burying bones and then, digging them up again!



84

Breed Standards Listing



Read 1434 time(s)

Links for Siberian Husky breed standards worldwide



85

Prayer for a Stray



Author UnknownRead 1432 time(s)

Dear God, please send me someone who'll care!
I'm tired of running, I'm sick with despair.



86

It Was Supposed To Be An Easy Run In The Park



By Don EckertRead 1429 time(s)

I had been taking my four Siberian Huskies to Baker Park Reserve near Maple Plain, MN for the past two weeks to run the four mile loop trail. Since I am a rookie musher, and they are rookie sled dogs, the groomed, packed trail there was perfect for us.



87

The Happy Dog's Bedtime Prayer



Author UnknownRead 1423 time(s)

Now I lay me down to sleep,
The queen-size bed is soft and deep.
I sleep right in the center groove
My human being can hardly move!



88

The Light and Love in Laska's World



By Aleeya BrassRead 1422 time(s)

On the 22 June 2003 a very special girl made her entrance into the world. She was the last born in a litter of five girls and was easily identified by a large white diamond down the back of her neck which also encompassed her shoulder blades.



89

My Shining Star Part 2



By Simone SheehanRead 1412 time(s)

Well in my last post I introduced you to our boy Seven, (Sev). I have added in another photo taken the same day as the last one.



90

Canine Parvovirus



By Susan JensenRead 1411 time(s)



91

The Way of the Heart



By Katerina PaleckovaRead 1411 time(s)

It isn't often that I post news to our website news block, that have nothing to do with our dogs, puppies, kennel life, show and race results, training progress, etc. But in fact, this article I have decided to write (or have been meaning to do so for a while, but now found the right moment with two wonderful examples, described below) has, after all A LOT to do with us!



92

Rescue sites in your area



Read 1410 time(s)



93

Ninuk and Kiya



By Kelly RichardsonRead 1401 time(s)

I own 2 sibes a grey and white 4 year male called Ninuk and a 1 year red and white bitch called Kiya.



94

Christmas 2004 Taz Adventure



By Scott SkiRead 1399 time(s)

With eleven huskies in tow at present, life continues on. We adopt out three and pick up four. It never ceases. And the stories do not get easier.



95

Don't Check Hip Displaysia?



By Lisa AmosRead 1395 time(s)

"We don't check Siberian hips cause if they can run in harness, there is no problem" Give me a break people! Hip displaysia shows up and not just out of dogs not checked.



96

Better Be Better Behaved, Pooch!



By Dr Cam Day BVSc BSc MACVScRead 1393 time(s)

When a pet's behaviour goes astray, the results affect the whole family.



97

Dear Fellow Sibe Lovers...



Author UnknownRead 1377 time(s)

Does it seem like every time you try and post a question or comment to your dog list, you get yourself into trouble? If so, this list is just what you need. If you follow the rules on this Official DON'T DO list, you'll never get in trouble again.



98

Become a Volunteer!



By Susan C. JensenRead 1370 time(s)



99

Pet Store Puppy



By Amy ButcherRead 1360 time(s)

Say No to Pet Stores.



100

Puppy Love



By Gina CamilleriRead 1356 time(s)

So you come home with this 8 week old bundle of joy, this furry tiny ball with huge pink ears and the big eyes that just stare at you. Are you ready for the challenge?



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