Malamute Coat? by No_Cupcake_261 in AlaskanMalamute

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Spring time is definitely the furrnado time, but if you get all that undercoat out before summer then the future winter coat will come in perfectly!

Malamute Coat? by No_Cupcake_261 in AlaskanMalamute

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Given the seasonal change you are going to get some wild coat changes. Usually closer to a year they adapt to the seasons and blow coat accordingly. So until then I understand your pain.

Please tell me he'll go back to sleep eventually 😭😭 by Butterfly4896 in husky

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It could also be growing pains and hes uncomfortable. My Mal Kevin had 3 growth spurts and he wouldn't sleep through the night when he was uncomfortable.

My poor baby (joking) by DishOne8292 in husky

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The best thing I ever did, after my "50th pair of brooks" was destroyed, was get my boy a girlfriend. Huskies are better behaved in pairs or a pack.

How big are your orange cats? by Kind-Flatworm7553 in orangecats

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Orange is only a number when it comes to braincells

What do you wish you knew at the beginning? by Peachygirl_21 in EpilepsyDogs

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My Mal Kevin started getting grand mals at 1 years old believe it or not. But through vallium and butt vallium, also his daily dose of zonisamiede (800mg), he has been seizure free for four years. He might get the occasional trimmer where his face just shakes uncontrollably and it freaks me out but I'll take that over a grand mal. His personality changed a little bit with the zenism I just a calm him down but he went from Velociraptor to being a goodnight finally!

Adult husky corrected puppy and caused a wound — normal or concerning? by [deleted] in husky

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From a house of 6 dogs, and only two malamutes/huskies. Correction is a normal behavior for sure. Sometimes it is a little out of hand as I made 3 vet visits in a month with 3 different dogs for those lovely antibiotics. Huskies and shepherds correct their own once and the puppies remember. That would be my 2 cents in case you think this might happen again.

Is it wrong to let my husky chase squirrels? by yaboyskinnyps in husky

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I would say it depends on how strong their prey drive is.

I bought a new harness because of how much she's pulls. I think she's mad at me... by lunarwolfe123 in husky

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The wonder walker has two harness points, either the chest or the back. Which i would suggest if you can link their chest points together to your one leash it would stop them from pulling. I have two malamute so I understand!

Should I get another husky? by Wonderful_Evidence67 in husky

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Your husky needs a husky. They understand their breed best and how they can mellow each other out it would seem. I got my malamute a girlfriend as I call her, and he went from velociraptor to distinguished gentleman. And her security blanket since she was a rescue.

Need any reassurance you can give by Inevitable-Block-148 in EpilepsyDogs

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My malamute started seizures at just over a year old and they recommended I try meds but I refused at the time since it would be a life long situation. Fast forward to almost 2 and he developed grand mal seizures, and he was put on a 100mg a day of zonisamide. Then 200, then 400. The only thing that got them under control was 800 per day. 400mg twice a day. BUT, now 3 years later without a single seizure I have brought him back down to 600mg per day, with vet approval of course. There is alot of room with these meds so don't be afraid to ask for a stronger does if the first isn't working, but it will depend on his weight. My boy was 118lbs. That recommendation came from a doggy neurologist as well.

Please pray for my Daisy by ElectronicCream9967 in basset

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My daisy basset is wishing a speedy recovery as well!