Buying A Husky vs. Adopting A Husky
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- Buying a dog vs adopting a dog. Buying a husky vs adopting a husky. Siberian husky adoption. Rescuing a husky. Rescuing a dog.
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We adopted our Siberian Husky from our local animal shelter. She was a little bit if a handful when we first got her. She was young and had to get through the toddler stage, but with patience and training and love she has become the love of our lives. I can't imagine life without her. She has learned a lot of things just as we have about her. What a joy in our lives. Don't take on a beautiful animal like this unless you are willing to commit the time and training to them. Not to mention the time spent in caring for them. The blowout of hair they have and keeping them brushed. She is another member of our family. I think she ended up in the shelter because someone had her who was not committed to spending the time needed in caring for and training her. Such a shame as she has become a beautiful creatures and worth every minute of time we have put into her. I love your videos and have learned so much from them. My best to you and your beautiful furry friends. 🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😝😝😝😝😝❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Very well said!!
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We just adopted an 8 year old Siberian Husky with a serious ear and skin issues kdue to improper care.
No one would have taken on this costly affair plus trice weekly baths, vet bills, etc.
We are a young 80+ couple who have owned Siberian’s in the past. We think she knows how good she has it
At our home. She is a sweetheart and much loved.
Thank you so much for sharing and watching the video! Your sweetheart sounds amazing. :)
Buy or adopted you give a dog home either way period.
Heidi Foss You are being nice and maybe saving another dogs life you never know and sometimes you don’t want to know
Awesome opinion! I love it. :) Thank you so much for watching and supporting the video Heidi! You rule!
Heidi Foss but adopting a dog could save the dogs life. Literally
I agree
Adopting is a better option, because your not only giving it a home you’d be saving it
I thought I was buying my husky but after I got her I found out the guy that had her was abusing her and wasn’t feeding her or treating her for worms she was stained yellow from pee she had been living in. Broke my heart but she is the sweetest thing ever so happy we got her
I will always adopt a dog
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I bought my first husky and then I rescued my second from a shelter and they were both rewarding experiences so I don’t see what’s the debate about. Either way your taking care of life. :3
Exactly! I'm so happy you agree! Thank you so much for watching. :)
I didn't necessarily buy from a breeder but my friend in California needed to re-home one of her huskies because she owned more dogs than allowed buy the state so I bought my husky (bolt) and had him brought to me all the way to Texas so that he wouldn't be taken by animal control. did I do the right thing?
Yeah nothing wrong with that. Sounds like you saved a life. :) Good on you!
That brown one is literally me in a puppy, the way he passed out tho!!!!😂😂😂 3:53
Dog Twitter? You are too funny!!!!!!. My dog aka “Ms. Sniff-A-Lot, “ has to sniff every blade of grass when we are running.
hahahaha ms. sniff-a-lot. That's epic! Thank you so much for watching :) You rule! Hope you can subscribe!
1:35 * pees in another dogs yard *Thug life
I just want too say, that all 4 of my.huskies have been rescued. All all rhem were wonderful pets. Each had her own personality. It's the same as going with a reputable breeder. I think you've done a fantastic job in this video. Folks need to be informed!!
We adopted our female husky from a shelter. Now we got another husky, it’s a male. Our female is mixed with German Shepard and husky, we had her for 5 years now. Now male husky was left in a bandit apartment and had tick’s all through his body, so we decided to take it to a shelter until he was ready to adopt. So we brought home our new husky, we name him ‘blue’. One thing about husky’s ,there smart dogs but it take’s awhile to train them and a lot of patience. I like your videos, its helpful information. One thing with blue we learn when he barks at you that something he gets hold of, we distract him with treat’s to let go and concentrate on treat.
We just got our husky pup from an AKC cert breeder a week ago...he is the best thing ever and we can’t get enough of him (ok, maybe we have had enough of his “talking” at night)!! Your content has helped us SO much as we crate train him, etc. thank you! We love the idea of rescuing, but have 2 older, but really little dogs at home and after much research and conversations with experienced people, we felt it was best for our husky and our other dogs to get a puppy with no prior home experiences. We hope to adopt another in the future once are little guys are no longer with us. What a special, fun breed...I wish everyone knew how amazing huskies are!! Dream dogs if you like social, energetic family dogs!!
Thank you so much for sharing Kelly! :) I appreciate you sharing your thoughts and experiences with the community it really helps other people out who come here and read through the comments. :) Hope you can subscribe and comment in more videos!
Hey Sixty Formula, luv ur channel and videos! I am from Romania and here are more stray dogs than people and still people buy dogs. We adopted Daisy (sib.husky) one year ago, actually she was running on the streets as the neighbour didn't have any more time to take care of her (she was jumping over all fences). We took good care of her, but she is suffering from severe separation anxiety, and very soon we will have our first newborn baby, so new challenges ahead to keep her balanced and calm. I wonder if you have any tips and tricks in these cases (husky & newborn). Thanks so much :D
Thank you so much for the kind words. I promise to explore and research the topics you've presented here and create a video where I answer some questions and I will cover this. Thank you so much for viewing and supporting. :)
With my first dog that I have, he is a Chihuahua Miniature Pinscher mix that my mom got from one of her friends and the person wasn't taking care of him and he was really sick when we got him so I don't know if he is considered a rescue or not, I got him about 7-8 years ago, my second dog is a wired haired Jack Russell mix that I rescued about 4 years ago, and my third dog is a AKC registered Siberian Husky that I bought about three weeks ago. I think rescuing dogs/puppies and buying them will still help me out either way, whether you buy or not you can never tell what kind of person the person is that buys the dog or puppy or adopts it it really will just depend on the person if you do go to a shelter to adopt a dog or buy one you are still helping it out because you are still getting it to a good home. I feel like if you buy a dog it's most likely going to be a purebred that you paid a lot for and with that you have probably done lots of research on the breed and know what you are getting yourself into, so I feel like when you buy one for a lot of money you are a lot less likely to get rid of it since you know what you are getting yourself into. But either way, if you love dogs then you shouldn't get rid of them in the first place unless you absolutely have no chose, which really just depends on the person, since you can never tell why someone got rid of one.
Everyone has the choice to Buy A dog from a responsible and reputable Breeder. Or adopt a dog. There are pros and cons to each. Those who want a specific breed, with a specific temperament, and want to “build up a dog”. Would more than likely buy from a breeder. There are times where you adopt a dog and it may have separation anxiety, and other problems that weren’t resolved. That dog may not get along with young children, cats or other dogs.
For example I adore Doberman pinchers, I want a specific temperament, energy level, and I want that dog to look a certain way. I’d want to build that dog up to fit my lifestyle. You won’t find many dogs like that in a shelter or a rescue. I’d be more than happy to adopt if I come across a dog like this, but it would be rare.
Just stumbled upon your channel, I’ve always wanted a husky and I’ve found some at shelters nearby and started doing research.
A lot of people would recommend a different breed for first time dog owners but I really think they are beautiful dogs and was wondering what your opinion is on a husky as a first time dog owner? I have a 5 year old, I’m home during the day, wife is home in the evening, but we’ve never trained before, what’s your take man?
We adopted a retired sled dog (Alaskan husky) four years ago. It has been awesome! He’s learned to live in a city and embraces the combination of his couch potato and outdoor life. Our dog was 9 when we adopted him, yet sled dogs can live to be 12-16 years old because of their ‘marathon lifestyle’. Again, research is huge with these dogs and finding the right temperament post-sled life is key with these huskies. We believe it’s worth considering if you’re okay with it being a shorter window of life with them to get a trained, more low key, and highly loyal retired sled dog. There are at least dog sledding outfitters in Minnesota that commonly retire them around age 7-10 years old.
We adopt from a Malamute rescue in our state, we have taken senior dogs, we like to give them a good life in their senior years and for the short years we have with them it's still hard when they pass away
Good idea! Thank you so much for watching and sharing. :) We appreciate you so much!
I spent about 2 years researching huskies, while I was in the study and I heavily noticed people literally don’t do their research. When it comes to something that is living and it can suffer, you should know there is a lot of commitment and responsibility. Now I know 2 years is a little much for researching, and it’s because a husky would be my very first pet and I want to be the very most prepared and so should everyone else getting a dog. If everyone was responsible dog owner we wouldn’t have this issue but of course, there is always going to be that one idiot. And we should not only we rescue dogs but educate the newer generation or anyone so hopefully, all of this cruelty can be phased out.
Sixty Formula if you are reading this, I am new and subscribed your channel. It would be the very most best if you tell my statement to the community. Because really most owners don’t just neglect their pets, it is because of poor research and education.
I read almost every single comment on the channel. Thank you so much for writing, and I agree with you. It takes a lot of dedication and responsibility. I think that 2 years is a great amount of time to research something, especially when it is something amazing like a dog breed. Thank you so much for sharing and subscribing. It means more than you can know to me and the dogs.
@@SixtyFormula I am more than happy support a channel that is not so one-sided about this topic. I think everyone has the freedom to share their opinions and no one should be banished because of it either. I really hope we can end this.
Lobo Husky researching first is AMAZING it’s a good thing to do! But then again these are just things that have been given to the dog by humans, but it mostly depends on the dog, just like us we have our own personality’s and so do dogs.
You hit a nerve, Mister...This is a complicated issue. Many breeders are causing more problems for all the rescues because of all the new boutique cross breeds. I am for rescuing, personally but I sometimes have used breed-specific rescue groups which is another option. Anyway all dogs deserve forever homes and love. BTW can you explain the name “Brittany Spears for a boy”? LOL
he can name his dog whatever he wants. and its only a complicated issue if your sticking you nose in other peoples business…… LOL
Sure I'll explain it here. Basically, when I got B-spears he was bullied by hila, and he looked like a cute little helpless pup. So everyone loved him and would say LEAVE HIM ALONE! HES AMAZING, LEAVE HIM ALONE! Which, reminded me of the video Chris Crocker posted about Britney Spears where he cried and said the same thing. So long story short, we named him Britney Spears. Hope that clarifies it!
Adopt OR shop, but do it responsibly.
If you keep your dog for life, you're still helping against the problem.
Edie is from a breeder - got her 2nd hand at 4 months. If she hadn't fallen into my lap, I moght not have a dog at all now and here's why:
Rescues are extremely impressed with themselves. 5 pages of questions that are quite personal and intrusive just to MEET a dog has rubbed me the wrong way entirely. Home visits, 4 references - PLUS your vet, list all animals you have owned, age at death, cause of death... do you smoke, do you smoke at home, hours worked, shifts worked...
If you have the patience to do all of this to MEET A DOG, go for it. But that's a lot of hoops and for me to "shop" for a dog from a rescue means this interrogation happens several times. Not interested in being scrutinized by the "do gooders" AND paying 500-600 while hoping they find ME worthy of saving a dog. I have a life to live and so do my references. If I go through all of this to meet a dog and the dog isn't right, everyone has to go through it ALL again; which in my mind kind of forces you into either taking a dog you aren't matched with or recoiling all together.
I am so turned off by the rescues. I'm shelling out the cash, I ask the questions. Shopping for a dog means *I* am the customer.
But for those of you that don't mind... have at it! 💙
Brooke, thank you so much for sharing. :) Edie seems like such a sweetheart.
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I dig ya, Man. 😎
Omg I tried to foster a husky, and adopt a husky but they thought I couldn't provide a decent home for them.. which I can. So here I am buying my own next Thursday. But I still get criticized.
We adopted our husky heeler mix from a local pet page on Facebook. Best decision for us. We purchased a pet tech collar off Amazon for her, vibration at Max level gets her attention when she doesn't want to listen. As always thank you for your videos!
Amazing! I had no idea that you could find rescue doggo's on facebook. That's really cool. I'm so happy you were able to find the best doggo for you. Thank you so much for watching and thanks so much for sharing your opinion here. It means the most in the world to me!
I adopted my husky/lab Phoebe from the shelter at 3 months and she us the best!!! Shes in my 4 months now but she is crate trained and I've taught her how to shakes hands, sit, get back, get down, and no. She's awesome!!!
Good on you! Phoebe is an awesome name. I Love it!
I love the vid! 😊 just one question, what’s the song name? I like the beat. I hope it’s Jinsang.
Thanks!
I think why pro rescue people get upset is there are so many people who irresponsibly buy dogs for the looks (or just on a whim)- especially pretty breeds like huskies. I have a bred french brittany and a rescue queensland heeler mix and I have recently.....procured a husky not on purpose from some people who thought he was beautiful but don't have even the slightest idea how to train a dog (his third home so far and I don't even think he's a year old). And they live in an apartment. Good luck with this boi (who is actually pretty mild mannered for a husky I believe), but still SUPER high energy. He does well at my house because I have two similar aged dogs and property, but as much as I like him I'm not really interested in having a third dog (emotionally yes, but logically no). Regardless I'll make sure I help to find a responsible appropriate home for him and will foster him indefinately, (he definitely is the sweetest boi). On the other hand it takes special people and a special commitment to properly raise a resue dog. I think we should restrict breeding and have more specialized testing of dogs that are appropriate to breed, we could fix a lot of the temperament issues we see in dogs. If you spend any time at shelters you'll see how inundated we are with pitbulls and chihuahuas as well which, I love both breeds, but we clearly have far too many and could use some selective breeding laws. Most people honestly have no business breeding dogs- it takes some skill, experience, and commitment to breed dogs successfully and a lot of people do it for the paycheck and not the love of dogs and their welfare.
Also I really wanted to adopt a Husky, but since I've never had one before, most places wont allow me to have one. So I basically have to buy from a breeder and I hate getting attacked for it.
So sorry you're hounded for it. It shouldn't be that way. I'm all about rescuing, but I'm about being cool to other people too. We're all just livin!
@@SixtyFormula I think the other frustrated thing is people telling me that I haven't done enough research on the breed because I also will have a cat. That huskies are know to be cat killers. Also the fact I might live in an apartment. I'm looking for a rental house but I'll be just getting back from Japan with only so much money. I wnst to buy a house once I know what city I'm settling. I know huskies havw a lot if energy but my boy and I have opposite schedules most of the time so one of us will be with the dog. And I have a friend going to help us too! I'm sick of people telling me that I shouldnt get one 😂 sorry for long response. Thank you for giving me a positive husky family!
Hi Hayley! I also live in an apartment and was worried about the same things that you are now. I had my house cat and wanted to rescue an adult husky but I was scared if he/she wouldn’t get along with my cat and as i never had a dog before so everybody was against me to rescue a husky. This was about a year ago. I couldn’t rescue my husky from a dog shelter, because I never had a dog before. While I was preparing myself for the dog and doing my research about how to intoduce him/her to my cat so home would be safe, I also started to search for a husky people left to steet or want to give to someone else on online pet rescue platforms. I found my dog, left on the street through an Instagram post, I met her and brought her home. It took 2 months for my cat and my dog to completaly get used to each other. I educeted myself about intoduction process before and it worked like a magic! You just have to take your time and learn all about intoducing them to each other completaly. Also bringing your friend who will help you, to rescue center and proving them that you have financal securities etc. to take care of a dog will also improve your chances of letting them you to rescue one. I’m completaly not against buying but i think you would also be more comfortable trying everything you can to rescue before buy, as you said this is your main intention. Sorry for answering so long. If you want to learn more about how i did it you can contact me and i would be more than happy to help. Have a nice journey with your litte pouches :)
@@cansuyelald857 thank you so much! I've been having such a negative experience asking for husky advice. People telling me I need to do more research. I've been researching for months and i wont even be able to get my pup till 2020 anyway. I appreciate you for being helpful and kind!
Haley Bugz You’re so welcome! I have gone through the same very negative reaction time, too. My advice is, only listen to the people who have done it before or are very close to someone who had done it before. It’s not easy but it is definetely worth it. You starting to search really early is also awesome. You can contact me when you have questions without hesitation. Also thank you for being so kind too!
I 100% agree. Personally when I get a dog, I’ll look into local shelters and rescues before I go to a breeder. Getting a dog from a breeder is not bad unless you make sure the breeder is responsible. Make sure that you aren’t supporting a puppy mill. I’ve had a very bad experience adopting from a shelter, and I hesitate to adopt another animal from them. There are responsible breeders out there who love their dogs. There is a breeder near me who donate a certain number of puppies every year to be service dogs for disabled children. That is a breeder I would love to support.
my opinion you give a doggo a home either way
Your opinion is the coolest of them all Rewind! :) Thank you so much for continuing to support the channel. You're literally the best!
when you buy a dog you are buying a life that was made for the sellers to earn money
Both right on their own. I guess some prefer breeder bcz they want to have a bond with their dog from puppy till the end. Same ways, some prefer adoption bcz that's the most genuine thing you could do by giving love to those who need help, rescue, support & care.
Agreed! Thank you so much for watching!
I have been trying to adopt a husky for over a year. But I can't drop everything to go that second to meet and adopt the husky and everytime they are sold within a day or two (I'm happy they find homes, hopefully good one so quickly). So I am getting a husky from a reputable breader. I've wanted on for about 12 years, just finally can. (Had rescue mix husky growing up and lived until about 16.)
I agree. Please buy from a responsible breeder... Husky's are known to have a few health issues (like alot of doggos) we bought from our friends AKC cert. dog who got preggers with a neighbor husky(mystery background) ... Well I did the Embark DNA test and the results gave him a full bill of health only to find out 3 weeks after the results came in he is developing juvenile cataracts. (he was just over a year old at the time) That's a $6,000 surgery for those who don't know. I love my doggo so much he is like my son! While we want do the surgery in the future there are other complications that come with it. He is on a special diet and eye drop schedule and supplements. Please please buy from responsible breeders and pay that extra bit of money. They make sure the genetics are clean of any hereditary issues... It can hurt your pocket and really damage your dog's quality of life.
Btw my Ragnar looks just like your Hela. He just has some black doggo freckles on the bridge of his nose. ❤ any his eyes aren't the pretty clear blue they once were as we are trying to help heal and slow down the process of cataracts and inflammation...
Awww Ragnar. :) Hila says hi! Thank you so much for sharing and continuing to support the channel. :) We appreciate you so much!
Haha that is a super idea!! I'm 39 (Today!!) And I am getting a replacement Husky i'm pickup by 19hrs train ride. I need to learn how to skateboard! I used to rollerblade as a teen
I have always adopted dogs. Even when I was younger, my family always adopted dogs. I will say, we had some rough patches with dogs that either had health issues, or temperament issues. BUT. That could happen even with a dog bought from a breeder. I am aware of this. I did choose to buy my current husky from a breeder though. I have been given so much grief over it, and it's upsetting. I also have one rescue cat, and a hairless cat purchased from a breeder. And again, people give me so much hell for it. BUT I will never give my animals up. Not for anything. I love all of them equally and I am always prepared to do whatever it takes to keep them happy and healthy. I think that's the important part. I see people adopting / buying dogs all the time who can't actually take care of them. The most common thing I see around where I live, is people adopting huskies, then rehoming them because they "don't have the time to care for them." Or they weren't prepared for how much work it would be. I think that as long as you are prepared to be RESPONSIBLE, buy or adopt. Just don't give the dog up when things don't go as planned.
Thank you so much for sharing Dani! You provided some awesome information here for the community. You sound like an awesome dog parent. :)
Me too
Growing up my family always adopted. My fiancé’s dream dog was a husky so we did our research and found a breeder because finding a purebred husky puppy in a shelter near us was next to impossible. We want our next dog to be a shelter dog because there are so many that need love and a chance to have a great home. Either way where ever we decide to get our next dog it will have a loving home.
I finally got my mom to say yes to a doggo! It has to be from the shelter, I really want a husky tho I’m sure there isn’t a husky there but I guess i gotta wait till the summer
There are often huskies at shelters, don't assume there aren't any! Always go and check. Huskies are actually brought to shelters quite often, but because they're expensive dogs, they're often adopted quickly by more responsible families. :)
When my daughter was 3 she would say the dog was "checking his pee-mail" when he would sniff the phone pole at the end of the street. I don't know where she got it from, but I about fell over when she said it the first time 😂
Hahaha Pee-mail! That's pretty clever! I like that!
I use to skate with my old lad mix and it was a riot. My more recent husky was a rescue and was scared of the skatebaord. RIP my boys.
Trying to rescue another husky now and dang that'd be nice if he'd skate. I don't do puppies anymore so I will always rehome or rescue
I rescued a husky that is 1.8 years old. And he's been a total sweetheart. But im having a hard time training him. Any tips for an older husky?
What lofi song was used in this video? Great vid also!
Thanks again 😊
You’re kindly welcome!
Actually my friend want to give his 2 year old Siberian husky because he is moving to abroad should i adopt it like will it listen to me? Im in fully confused 😕
Why did you choose to buy from a breeder Sixty Formula? I want a husky and have researched the breed for years, but have no experience with arctic breeds. I want to rescue but it seems like I won't be able to because of the requirements of adopters, most require experience and I also live in an apartment which sucks... I don't know what to doooo
I was in the same situation as you. I wanted to adopt a husky but they require so many things on top of asking a bunch of questions. I ended up buying my husky from a breeder and I even drove 2 1/2 hours to pick up our husky pup. I got to pick the one that we wanted and so far its been a blessing having our pup for the last 3 months 😁.
@@antonioramirez8213 Oh that sounds like a dream, congrats
I think personally a homes a home either way
Yes! Thank you so much for sharing!
My first husky was adopted, her name is Tamma and my second one was also adopted, her name is Kona! I use to have a Dalmatian named Riley
Beautiful names. :) Thank you so much for sharing Dawn. You're amazing.
If somebody haven't any special (sport, ...) ambitions and wants only have a dog around, then adoption can be an option BUT in such case, you have a dog with unknown "service history" and your chance of spending A LOT of money because of health problems or A LOT of nerves because of behavioral problems is substantially higher in comparison with pedigree dog from a good breeder.
Even pedigree dogs aren't immune to any problems but chances are much smaller taking into account all the countermesures (HD/ED X-ray examinations, genetic tests for eye problems, ...) taken. I suppose all of us would like to have a good times with our dogs and not seeing a vet as long as possible.
Adoptions are often seen as low-cost option but only to the moment of first veterinary bill.
Mine came from a dog shelter, was a cruelty case. But he has saved me. Survived covid, makes me go further and further. He likes my cats
I just adopted a 1 year old Husky and I am also a nurse. How did you train or handle having to be gone 10+hrs when having a high energy dog? Any tips or tricks that you felt help?
Congratulations that is amazing news! If you're gone 10 plus hours then I would recommend having someone come by your house everyday to walk the dog and tire them out. It would be beneficial to both you and your pups and it will save you money in the long run. I promise!
I agree with you
I think the main issue is that the owner dosent know how to handle the puppy and when they grow up to a dog they get out of control. And this goes to buying or rescue a dog. If there were a plan were the owner goes to train/learn how to train a puppy and care for it before they are able to own the pup then they get like a license or something that allow them to purchase/rescue the dog. Then have a follow up to see how far his fog is maybe 1mon apart. This will help reduce the dog that need rescue.
She is so cute ❤ and I love her so very much ❤ and I can’t even take my eyes off of her because she is so beautiful and lm in love with her so much
What type of harness do you use
Kong!
The way i see it is that each has its pitfalls. Breeders are expensive and require alot of research while adoption is a risk bc you do not know much about the dog you are adopting. As a dog shelter employee ive seen dogs that are great. Im currently housing a rescue dog thats super sweet . that being said if you decide to adopt a dog make sure you spend alot of time with that dog before you take it home. Alot of animals that are put up for adoption are rescues that come from all walks,of life. Some are good with kids others are a one human kind of dog. Either way you will be putting many hours into research.
Where can I buy a husky puppy here in NY?
I bought my husky girl Harlow from a breeder because I wanted one young enough to raise around my 5
Little ones and cats and if you get them as young pups you can raise them around the little kiddos and kitties to have the best chances of them doing good in a home full of kids and a couple cats.
We technically bought our lhasa apso rose second hand she was basically kept in the cage the original owner bought her too breed from her but realised they had to wait a loon long time before she was old enough, that was 9yrs ago now she is the best thing i have ever bought. We have never bread from her as i got her for a family pet and she is a great family pet we have 3 children and she has different relationships with all 3. As well as myself and husband
Thank you so much for sharing. Sounds the prettiest sweetest doggo ever! :) Thank you for watching as well, it means the world to me and the pups!
Subbed, love this channel but you would seriously pi55 me off riding around my neighbourhood on a skateboard and digging up my garden :)
Great videos.
Thank you so much for watching! Much appreciation, we're humbled that you enjoy the channel so much.
Totally agree, instead of making people feel bad for not adopting from a shelter, everyone should be thinking of how to treat or care of the dog, yes I do think adopting should be the first option as long as the breeder is responsable is fine.
Thank you so much for watching :)
Dogs in shelters suffer cos they don’t look after them properly which is what you should give them the chance to do but in the shops dogs are looked after and they are more easier for you to get used to so really it depends
I'll be back in Florida for 8 months for work and I'm bringing my husky would be cool to meet up!
If there are enough requests I don't see why would couldn't set up a meet-and-greet with the pups. Sounds like it could be fun! Would love meeting viewers.
I recently rescued a husky from being euthanized,however I’ve had quite a lot of trouble getting his attention. The dog is a five year old and doesn’t respond to his name .I’ve had him for one day should I be worried?
Good on you! You're a hero. :) Not at all, in fact I have a video on how you can teach a rescue husky their new name. Look up rescue dog sixty formula!
Sixty Formula thank you 😊 will watch:)
Pit bulls , Chiwawas , and Huskies are the most popular dogs on Craigslist in my area, San Diego.
Interesting!
Sixty Formula
Pugs & Akita’s too.
What’s the song u used
Some times “buying dogs” is just the same as saving a dog but I personally won’t buy/get a dog without adopting unless I know there situation like the dog I might get from my cousins who is not treated like a part of the family like she should be 💘
I think the reason people get radical is they hear that breeders are all bad, they are not all bad. In pa, there have been quite a lot breeder farms and the poor dogs were in cages, quite horrible! The places you don't want to buy from are the pet stores, it's likely that the dogs are from a breeder farm. There's a place near that is a breeder and can visit her kennel and see the mom and her babies. Really nice place.
Breeders get a bad rep because there is little regulation on how dogs are treated. Just like you said, find a wonderful breeder who loves and cares about the breed.
So Cute
Thank you for watching! :)
You have mad skills riding that skateboard and a lot braver than I am.
Haha thank you for watching Dave! I've been a skateboard rider since I was very young. It's something that's natural to me at this point. :)
we bought are husky and boxer puppies they are 7 mos old .
Cute husky😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
I will always rescue first but if you been looking for a dog for long time in a shelter and haven't found the certain breed or personality that you are looking for and you have been searching over a year then I would start looking at breeders and seeing if they have adult dogs available or older puppies like for example say you are looking for a young French bulldog as they are not very common in shelters you may want to go to a breeder instead. Also the thing about shelters is that they most of time dont ship so if you find a dog that is perfect for you in a shelter in Florida but they can't ship it now you have to wait and hope your application get chosen for a shelter dog near you. Also there are some shelters you don't adopt out to families with kids under 7 without even finding out If the dog is good with young kids or not which is stupid. There are good thing and bad things about shelters and rescues but when you adopt or buy you know you are going to have a best friend for life .
Thank you so much for sharing. :) We appreciate your opinion and it means so much to us that you would take the time out of your day to share this with the community. You're awesome!
hey silly question but when adopting are you gonna have to pay for the dog?
It depends on the adoption fee. Some fee's are only $75, and some fees are like $200
And sometime there are no fees
@@SixtyFormula ok thanks for replying i guess the price would differ since im from south africa
I know this is old, but I just paid $550 a piece for my two huskies from a rescue. However, they were spayed and neutered and fully vaxed/ vetted. Best grand I've ever spent
I sort of adopted my Siberian Husky from a breeder. He has an overbite and she was breeding "champion bloodline," so couldn't sell him. I took him at 6 weeks for free. I believe that if I had not taken him he would have been put in a shelter or euthanized. She was a pretty responsible breeder (took good care of her dogs). I don't recommend her though, though Nuka is my baby. I would have adopted from my local shelter, but I have two small dogs and cats, as well as and my niece and nephew. I (at the time) was looking for a service dog. I didn't want to take the risk of a sketchy past or whatever.
Thank you so much for sharing. Crazy story! It's important that people share stories like this so that the community can read through them and educate themselves!
Love huskys 💗💖💝
This video help so much
Me too! Thanks for watching :)
I'm picking up a rescue husky tmrw for my bday! I'm 39 Today!
0:44 damn firegian skies😍😍
Oh wait a second...afterwards you said girL...ouk girl???
So u do buissness no love😑🤣🤣🖕
I just applied to foster a husky with potential to adopt
Is it just me or is that a skate 3 skateboard
I want to buy and adopt
Do what is best for your family. We tried to adopt and kept being turned down due to no fenced yard even though we provided peoof that we would tske proper safety measures. So, we had to buy a beautiful husky pupperoni. It is not that we didn't wany to rescue a pup but we were not being given that option from rescues or shelters.
Totally understand. Sometimes those places make it harder for the rescues to actually get rescued 🙈
wow this was made on my bd :DDD
I just rescued a 3 year old Husky from a local shelter. Best decision ever. After losing my 16 year old husky Akasha I wanted to help save a shelter dogs life so I found my boy Rue. :)
Good on YOU! You rule! RIP Akasha. Congratulations on your new husky. I'm sure you will both have a wonderful and lasting relationships for years to come! Glad you stopped by and shared your story.
I've had adopted dogs my entire life. Fast forward to my husband and bam he's allergic to dogs that aren't 100 percent hypoallergenic. Our lulu was bought from a responsible breeder due to his allergies. I have loved and cared for each and everyone the same.
Dog Twitter, lol!! I used to walk two dogs that had max twitter accounts. We might get to walk 5 feet before checking another "account". I miss them.
do you think it would be hard to train a rescued husky ?
Not at all! We're going to be covering that in a future episode! We encourage you to subscribe and hit the bell so you don't miss the episode!
@@SixtyFormula Already done! im in the process of rescuing a husky from a high kill shelter. Went and met him today. I am so excited, so that episode you do will definetly help :) thank you for all the content you put out!
I recused one.. bought one... blastermy! Lol
BLASTERMY!
Step one: Plant potats Step two: Pat and adore until they grow Step three: Make them breed Step four: Repeat 4:38
So far my chance of buying or adopting a dog is 50/50 as it will probably be another year or two before i get a cute husky giving me time to research my options and depending were i can get a husky in the UK, I dont under stand why people are giving others such a hard time about buying a husky to me its bullying and making other people feel bad about the choice they made instead of supporting them to me it dosent matter what choice you make its great that your getting a dog that you will love :)
Good luck with getting a husky. Let us know if you need any help finding one or training when you get one. :) Thanks for commenting and visiting the channel!
Hey Sixty. I love your vids. I recently adopted a 9 Yr old Siberian Husky from the Dogs Trust in the UK. He's my 3rd rescue husky in 20 years. I do see your point, however, I'm concerned about the, 'breeders'. In the UK we have an organisation called The Kennel Club. I'm very worried about so called breeders who churn out 10 husky pups at $2000 per pup. This goes for any breed. Example-my friend bought a Rhodhesian Ridgeback pup for $2000. The so called breeder had 11 pups. All sold. $22,000. No affiliation to The Kennel Club. A business? You bet!
I know what you are saying, but it seems to me that people are making easy money from their so called pets.
I'd be interested in your thoughts,
Peace.
Jack Lowe
Cute dog
If I don't think I can properly train a rescued dog and could end up giving it up in the end, buying a puppy is being responsible. But it by all mean does not mean I am against rescued dogs etc. The real irresponsible thing is giving up dogs because people have not thought it through when getting the dogs.
I just adopted a husky... I know there is going to be a teething phase, but I am ready for it. Love is love and with a lot of it, my baby is going to be OK!!!
Congratulations! Sounds like you have a good attitude about it! You're going to be a great pup parent! What did you name your doggo?
I WANT ALL THE PUPPERONI PIZZA STICKERS. Hopefully you'll still have some when I come back to the US in May. Since I'm living with a Japanese Family, I dont like ordering things to their house since it isnt mine!
We'll make sure you get some! :) Thank you for watching Haley! You're awesome.
what is dog twitter?
lol I felt bad for the dogs they really just wanted the treat 😂
Where can I adopt a husky?
let me just say I've been eyeing all of my local shelters for 2 months and not a single husky has popped up. if I wanted a husky I would likely look for a breeder at this point
Interesting, where do you live if you don't mind me asking.
@@SixtyFormula east Tennessee. it's normally really hot here so there really aren't many Huskies anywhere
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Samuel Arturo Cosme thanks
I have rescued my husky, and i have friends who bought theirs and according to my personal experience there are some differences. A husky who is rescued have a not very good past. If you have a plan to have one you should be capable of taking care of the emotional healing process of the dog with care. One year in the rescue, the rescue dog will be just a regular dog with more appreciation of your care. When you buy a husky as they don’t know about the outside world or steets, they will be more curious and it might make them more tend to try to run away. As i have observed, huskies who are bought are more athletic, rescue dogs need time, exercise and care to be back to athletic. When people buy, they mostly buy puppies and when people rescue, it is more likely to be an adult dog. It is very debatable but i thing an adult dog is more adventegous for a first time dog owner. When the dog is an adult, you know their behaviors and character before you adopt them, they are not very likely to change in time, so you can pick the dog that fits your lifestle and have no bad surprises. When you get a puppy, you don’t exacly know what they are gonna turn out to be, energy level vise or character vise, so you have to be very very prepared for every option and be capable of organising your life according to every option. I also find raising any type of living thing, from babyhood, to be very hard.
I think most of this is opinionated, but I appreciate you sharing your opinion! Thank you so much! :)