Husky puppies are extremely cute however as they grow older they will become bigger and more energetic. The puppies are born in litters of 6 - 8 pups from their mother. Up to 12 pups has been recorded in one litter. Once they are born their mother will protect them and watch them very carefully. Within the next few weeks they will begin to grow and show more colour.
husky puppies
Husky puppies will grow rapidly until they are about 1 year old. As soon as they turn one they may stop growing or continue growing at a slow rate for a few months. Up until they are one year old they will drastically increase in size and develop their character.
husky puppies
Husky puppies will start to develop bigger teeth around 6 months which can cause teething problems so it will help to give your puppy something to chew on. It is important to train your puppies whilst they are young. You can house train them by using training pads and newspaper until they know to go outside your house. You can also train them simple basic commands such as sit, paw and how to walk. By doing this at such an early age you will be a much better leader to your dogs as they grow older.
husky puppies
Husky puppies will be extremely energetic and hyper so they will require a lot of walking and exercising to burn off their energy. If they don't get exercise they will cause serious alterations to their environment such as digging holes and eating your favourite furniture to get rid of their energy. Husky puppies should be fed pretty much what older huskies should be fed which is protein. It is essential that they get important minerals and vitamins to help them grow through such an important phase of their life. There is puppy food available in pet stores you may want to look at and try them on.
husky puppies
Husky puppies can be vulnerable to worms and fleas if they aren't given worming tablets or flea powder. It is extremely important that you give your husky puppies all of the important injections they need, this will include boosters, worming and flea. It will be best to speak to your vet about injections and they will give you everything you need.
