Anyone got a husky Or a malamute?
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Anyone got a husky Or a malamute?
Not sure if anyone here has one of these dogs, but I've got a 14 month old huskamute who has been constantly shedding his fur for the last 5 months, is this normal or should it be seasonal, any advice is great fully taken, brushing 2-3 times a day is doing my head in fair play
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Yes we have a 1year old sib husky and he has been blowing his coat for a few months and we have had a few plastic bags full.
Makes him look like he is shrinking lol
Makes him look like he is shrinking lol
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Sorry, but snazy is your man on this subject
I do have a long haired GSD and he sheds all the flaming time. I have to hoover every day and whilst I do, I hoover him too. He loves it
I do have a long haired GSD and he sheds all the flaming time. I have to hoover every day and whilst I do, I hoover him too. He loves it
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I have a 13 month old malamute male. He is currently blowing his coat for the first time. He's been blowing for a good few weeks now and to be honest was shedding quite a lot all year. We get a carrier bag full every other day now. Our current brush was just not doing it, so we got a Mikki Large Rake for Long Undercoats.
http://www.petsathome.com/shop/under...by-mikki-26695 You can get them on ebay for about £6.
It was recommended to me by members on Icebay, the Malamute/Husky forum. What a difference! It really is getting the undercoat out better.
Is yours coming out in clumps?
http://www.petsathome.com/shop/under...by-mikki-26695 You can get them on ebay for about £6.
It was recommended to me by members on Icebay, the Malamute/Husky forum. What a difference! It really is getting the undercoat out better.
Is yours coming out in clumps?
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I like that one, its like "shyte, where the puppies head then?" lol
Gorgeous dogs and yes they moult all the time it seems. Been covered on several occasions with a neighbours one
Take the bag of fur to a bird sanctuary or leave it in your garden. The birds love using it for their nests.
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not got any resent pics to put up last ones were taken about 15 mths ago when he was just 18 mths old.
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Our vet that they didn't want to see any more weight on him. 41kg and 28". Which is about right. The largest ones are generally 49kg. I only know of one that is 60kg/32". A mini-horse, but has HD.
The average is about 40 for a mute and 35 for a husky, so your huskamute is both put together Do you work him? Which might equate to more muscle?!
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Good stuff. See you on there. I'm SnowPup.