One of the main conditions for sharing a happy future with a dog is to make the right choice. When choosing, you need to focus on your potential, and on my hints.
When choosing a puppy, the future owner of a husky should firmly remember:
do not take a puppy from the nursery, where he grew up in an aviary
do not take a puppy from an "incomplete" family - where there is a mother, but not involved in raising a child dad.
do not take a puppy raised in the apartment
do not take a puppy from a breeder where there are small children under the age of 5 years and under (or, at least, make sure that the children did not have access to the puppies)
Puppies raised in the aviary
usually deprived of full communication with the person they really need. In the aviary they are left to themselves. And weaker puppies become "outcasts." As a result, there is malnutrition, aggression, fearfulness, signs of rickets, poor physical and mental development. Such puppies can rarely be fixed. Even with a lot of patience and time spent. If you compare - it's like caring for a sick child.
Puppies from an "incomplete" family
have one but significant drawback. Since puppies learn from mom and dad (like people), the absence of dad is a huge gap in puppy development. The fact that a puppy would have learned in childhood, in the form of a game, and safe bashing from his parents, he would fill the bumps on his own, learn from his own skin from other male dogs.
Puppies from the apartment
- this is trouble. Such puppies usually have a lack of everything - places for developing games, separate places for sleeping, toilet and eating, lack of fresh air and always clean litter (which is fraught with infectious diseases) Hence weak physical development, with multiple problems in the future, mental development does not happen, the psyche of such a puppy is unbalanced. Such puppies can be taken in the name of salvation, and further treatment.
Puppies from breeder
to which young children have access, as a rule, mentally unbalanced, suffer from phobias, show aggression. It is possible to cure and raise such puppies, but taking into account the lag in development, it will take more time and effort. And God forbid such an owner of patience.
Correct puppy
First you need to decide on the sex of a puppy and the purpose of its acquisition. In addition to taking into account the conditions of keeping and raising a puppy, you need to pay attention to the activity, behavior and appearance, on his psyche and health.
Usually, a two-month-old puppy's ears are already stable. The eyes must be clean, without films, without confusion, and must not "flow." The coat is soft, silky, shiny. Husky baby should not be lethargic, attractive face is usually cheerful, playful.
In addition, it will not be out of place to inquire about the characteristics of the puppy. Someone needs an obstinate, independent leader, someone is an agreeable and loyal clever person, someone wants to have a companion, and someone a playful nurse for their children.
When choosing a puppy you should look at his parents. If you do not have such an opportunity to do it yourself, ask the breeder for photos and videos with parents. Ask the breeder about the conditions of the puppy, nutrition, vaccinations, veterinary card.
You can rate a puppy from two months. At this age, the potential of the baby, his development, eye color and mask are already visible.
There are many nuances for which choice. I can hardly take into account everything here. But you have a wonderful opportunity to ask me a specific question in this topic, and I will answer with pleasure.
Choosing a husky puppy for eye color, color and mask, without taking into account the characteristics of growing in the nursery and the characteristics of the baby - not worth it. Otherwise you may be disappointed. But it will be too late. Since the baby Husky is not a fridge with a disliked design that can be replaced. With what you choose, you will have to live a significant part of your life. Therefore, do not need to buy a pretty face. Every dog owner wants her to be complete, healthy, smart. When choosing a puppy, consider all the nuances. It is better to ask hundreds of questions to yourself, the breeder, read the information on the Internet, and only then make a decision. Then there is a high probability that your decision will be correct.