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Hello! I'm thirteen and my parents have recently decided to get me a dog. I live where it usually goes below -35 degrees (Celsius) in the winter, so I was wondering if I should get a husky? My mom doesn't like big dogs but said she might be okay with a husky since it gets so cold here. The only problem is that I don't have any experience with bigger dogs, so I was wondering if they are fairly trainable breed?
Another thing is, I used to walk dogs for people, and this one dog I walked was a husky. And every time he saw another dog, he went completely berserk. He would pull so hard on the leash, I would often fall over. One time, when he saw a cat he did the same thing except I was holding his leash so that my wrist got stuck in the loop, and he was heading straight for a brick wall that the cat had jumped over. Sorry for that pointless story. The point is, not all huskies are like that right?
Any other information would be greatly appreciated.
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I'm glad you asked, any dog can be trained with the right exerction and tone. What I mean is if you use the right methods an dog will be trained. I like to watch the Dog Whisperer with Cesar Millan, you should look him up on Youtube he gives great advice. Or you can look him up at www.cesar-millan.com and click on Dog Training at the top bar. :)
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My dad wasn't home ... My dog ate my Reese's peanut butter cup is he going to die he is a Yorker and is 1 year old. (link)
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If your dog only ate 1-3 he will be fine. A little bit of chocolate wont hurt, but he still shouldnt eat it.
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