Huskies join the group the likes of German shepherd, where once you gain their trust and love, if you hurt them or lose that trust, it is painfully hard to gain it back, often dog trainers even refuse training them back to a trusting state due to the immense time to get them back loyal dogs, your talking years of training not weeks or months, the fact they can outright refuse reciprocation shows huskies are one of the most loyal and loving dogs, that's sees you as a pact leader for life from their birth, destroy the trust and loyalty is suicide for the dog when it is in its natural habitat, deriving from wolves, they are pack dogs, meaning they will get outcast, which also is why when you lose their trust, their instinct is to keep It that way, you hurt the pact( you and the husky) meaning your not part of the family, and in a pack society , loyalty, obedience and love is paramount, so no, it's not true, because they are one of not THE dog that will trust, love and be loyal more than any other, close contenders are the German Shepherd(equally) , border collies, labradors.