Siberian Huskies - Breeders - Pictures

Siberian Huskies - Breeders - Getting Ready for Work

Siberian Huskies need a considerable amount of foods. If a Siberian Husky is used in sled dog racing, the intake increases and the quality of foods changes some. The ration of a working Siberian Husky should include enough fat and protein. Low-calorie foods will only fill the stomach of the dog giving little energy. Water is also indispensable for working Siberian Huskies. During a race, a Siberian Husky can consume up to 7 liters a day.

Breeders should also inform future Siberian Husky owners on the issue of training sled dogs. Training should begin rather early, at the age of 8-10 weeks old. The task of the trainer at these primary stages of training is to familiarize a puppy with the work. It should get accustomed to being tied and carrying little subjects.

When a Siberian Husky reaches the age of 6-8 months old it can be taken for short rides with older dogs. The speed and the distance should not be too hard to endure for the puppy. The amount of time spent in a race should increase gradually developing its strength and giving a Siberian Husky puppy a feeling of satisfaction.

Breeders can also educate prospective owners on equipment needed to perform in sled dog racing. This sort of information is usually available in organizations involved in events and breed clubs. The schedule of events and necessary advice on performing with Siberian Huskies can also be obtained there.

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