Use these as other trainers would use tidbits to reward good work and more than likely you will keep the dog interested. Companionship is a vital factor in a Siberian's life. It will not do well alone. If it cannot have plenty of human attention, it must at least share its home with another dog to help it fill the hours until the master returns. It also wants lots of exercise and time outdoors, even though it can adapt to having only limited amounts.
Huskies love to dig, especially down through layers of snow.
They also will dig into the ground, which is an annoyance. The resulting muddy paws and destroyed flower beds can irritate even the most mellow owner, so be aware and prepared. Don't plant flowers in the dog's exercise area and don't let the dog roam the flower garden without supervision. All fencing in the yard should be buried to a depth that exceeds the digging capability of the dog, or the fence can be mounted in a solid foundation. My Guestbook Background created 1998-2001 by The Huskies Domain.