Fr we test my husky and all she did was come and start licking the person and jumping

@@emiko4114 same

So cute I must say. I saw huskies rarely in my city due to high temperatures. But I would love to play with them .

Its friendly dog. Not good as a guard dog.

Then you need a new dog. I would recommend a German Shepard Australien Shepard Mix. He behaves like a Husky but when someone comes who he don’t know (or he don’t like) you could hear boss music. The funny thing is when you go to a person he don’t likes everything is ok, but if the person comes to you … yeah 😅. Thank god he don’t like my Mother in law 😂.

At least the noises might be able to scare them off, considering how hellish they sound

Mine will just start acting like a crackhead thinking shes gonna get petted all day

​​@@TheCatInTheBootsWithAHat when I was 10 our house was robbed while my family was away, our husky had the back yard all to himself for afew days... when we looked at the security cameras recordings from our neighbor's house (he had a security camera that happened to be angled so the majority of our garden was in its view), we saw that the burglars came in over the wall from the construction site behind our plot, and for over 20 min, one of the three burglars was petting him, rubbing his belly and playing catch with his favourite stick (that he dig up and carried over to the guy) as the other two carried off our TV, kitchen appliances, and a whole butload of my grandfather's art (we think they thought it was expensive because grandpa liked putting his landscapes in fancy looking frames) ... to this day the memory is one of the funniest of my childhood because of how nonchalant our doggo was about making new friends (despite how horribly it could have gone, because 3 other neighbors of ours have had their pets poisoned by thieves before they actually broke in over the last 20 years my family has lived there) If it isn't self evident we also had a crackhead husky who actually succeeded in getting all the petting he could ever want whenever he wants it without even being loud about it

"ARUUYHHHHHHHH" -Huskies

Attempts to speak human

That's funny

@@jerrygonzales3180 🤓

​@@Sold.Out.For.Freeeehe's laughing at what you said why are you making fun of him

@@RealMasterMonk where I come from, that emoji is used for ‘humble acknowledgement’.

@@Sold.Out.For.Freeee oh sorry I misunderstood

My husky isn't a guard dog, but he's a superb watchdog. Nothing and no one gets near my house without me knowing.

Wait a second, my German shepherd is growing up with my husky…I wonder how my story will end lol

My husky is growing up with pitbulls and thinks he’s one too😂😂

@@tinakh2782gl raising two walking alarms ig

My girl is half Husky and half German Shepherd, and grew up with a terrier. When she was a puppy she dug big holes in the yard just because she saw the terrier do it, but ultimately she just didn't see the appeal! 😂

Best ones are rescues I swear, mine came out a junkyard here in SC , he told me he was going to go the pound which here they kill ofc and I couldn’t stand it but that dog I swear is the best one I’ll ever have.

Louder, for the people in the back 😂😅

yeah, I wondered if it was only me that was like "isnt he just talking about.. dogs in general??"

His comment about the whistle is just blatantly wrong. In order for the dog to hear the whistle than it has to make noise. If it makes noise then it can't possibly be "without making a sound" Just because we can't hear it doesn't mean it's not making noise. If something can hear it then it's not silent.

He didnt say they were the only ones that have fur on their paws. He just said they have fur on their paws

He’s wrong😂. 320 psi is not even half the psi of the strongest dog breed. Huskies are stronger than most but a few handfuls of breeds are stronger. The strongest breed is over 700 psi.

​@@luke8222 it is siberian huskys dude not "the strongest breed" just enjoy how cute they are ( i wish i had a dog😞😮‍💨)

That's not cool. You had to put it down.

@@olie_polie1757 🤦‍♀️

Duuuuude what do u feed her raw food?? Love her Coat I need to get my huskys floof back

mine too

320 psi. Stronger than most but not nearly the strongest. Tons of breeds have a stronger bite force.

​@@luke8222Yup. Basically the Kangal, Caucasian Shepard, American Akita, Rottweiler, Malamute and the entire Mastiff family with the exception of the Great Dane. There are definately a fair number that have a higher bite force, some of which significantly higher (the Kangal for instance is 750 psi). However, relative to the number of breeds in existence, it is fair to say that they are relatively close to the top of the list in terms of bite force. It's also fair to say that for their size, the Siberian has a bite force that is absolutely insane. They could easily maul an adult man to death if they were so inclined. I mean, the Kangal is three times the size of a Siberian. If you could somehow scale a Siberian up that much, you would have a dog with a bite force nearing 1000 psi, which is approaching wolf territory.

@@hailcthulhu419 exactly!!

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There's even huskies with green eyes (also rare but does occur)

Mine has a very dark eye and a very light blue (almost white) eye

What if one had a blue and brown eye

@@Schassssheterochromia is quite common in Huskies. One of mine has blue eyes, with a 1/3 of one eye being brown.

You have a rare exception! That’s awesome. He is wrong about the bite force tho, 320 psi is not even half the psi of the strongest dog breed. Huskies are stronger than most but quite a few breeds are stronger. The strongest breed is over 700 psi.

They have 320 psi bite force. Stronger than most breeds although there are many breeds that have a stronger bite force.

I have heard that Rottweilers actually have the strongest "bite power" of any domesticated dog breeds ever. BUT, that Huskies have GREAT hearing, and have extra hair on their feet to deal with the COLD climates they are usually having to live in. AND, more important, I have been living with a HUSKY mixed DOG, and HE is just a REAL pooch with a "personality". AND, his "Lady friend", also DOES have her own "personality". SHE Is a BIT slower to "realize" things, BUT, she is a great pooch. I had at 1 time owned a "Newfoundland dog", and he also had lots of hair on his feet, between the toes. Newfies have always been considered DOGS that have been dealing with rescuing people from "cold and sometimes FREEZING waters". I do know that MOST of this discussion has been about "Huskies, and Rotties", BUT, Newfies are just those ANGELS that you just have GOT to LOVE. SORRY, BUT at least I had fallen in LOVE with my Newfie mix Pooch that I had the pleasure of sharing my life with for a while.

Yet he’s wrong😂. 320 psi is not even half the psi of the strongest dog breed. Huskies are stronger than most but quite a few breeds are stronger. The strongest breed is over 700 psi.

They are pack dogs and were not bred for protection. They were bred for pulling sleds