SIBERIAN HUSKY TRAINING! Recall Training With Your Siberian Husky!

This is so helpful specially now that so many people are getting huskies oblivious to how much work they are. Nothing prepares you for it. 😂

Tbh my recommendation is to keep training and never stop training even when they are trained

I watched this video after my husky ran off into the woods after deer. After he lost the deer or gave up or whatever happened, he came back after hearing me call his name. I’m hoping to get his recall very good.

My Husky is a rescue pup, about 10 months old. She was completely attached and showed outstanding recall for... awhile. Now I'm seeing that as she gets stronger, healthier and more involved in nature, that her recall went downhill. I could be 5 feet away from her and she "chooses" to stay locked in with what she is absorbed in. I have a Dogtra 1900S on the way and understand that immense amount of training that will come with that. I like her to feel wild, free and explore but just be on point with a recall as I only recall when it's important (not during our training time of course). I'm wondering if I should just bail on the expectation of a solid recall but I'm not about to give up. I definitely blame myself when it doesn't go as I would like. No bad dogs, in theory.

The difference with Huskies to other breeds, is they are not there to please you. They are very independent minded. I find ours needs to think about things for 30 seconds or so before deciding if its something HE wants to do. He has great recall in the yard when there is nothing else that interests him. But that all changes with other dogs\animals\smells. It can take an hour to capture him. He is normally walked on a 10m retractable lead in a forest setting. They don't need to be exhausted daily but 5 km, about an hour, is a good daily walk that seems to keep him satisfied. Bike joring is also good, we usually do about 10Km but is reserved for cooler weather only (<15C). Although independent, they can also be very affectionate, but on their terms, much of the time he really doesn't want to be touched...but when he does, look out!

I have a Pomsky puppy! I was told that they are mostly Siberian Husky in personality. I have found this true in my puppy Emi! Thank you for these videos! So helpful!!

Used sparingly, an e-collar was the main tool I used to get my huskey off leash. I've never had 100% recall with him. But I trust him to come back, just in his own time. Do not get a huskey unless you want to be challenged every day for the whole life of the dog.

I have two Siberian huskys Both Gemma and Diesel are off leash trained.we live on a cattle ranch they are raised with cows horses and cats. They have no prey drive they see them as part of their pack. 8 weeks old they were exposed to the livestock so to them okay that part of the family. I change sprinklers every morning and night. They are e collar trained. They see deer bears and don't even try they know the e collar and know it's off lease time. It is doable... I started off leash training on a long line..then as they got older added the e-collar.. they are such good dogs

Lost my husky in the woods a mile from home I rang my wife and she said he was at home sitting on the door step 😂

Ty so much. My son wanted a dog n of course it's a husker. Took him to get her get her 1st shot n the vet saw that I'm in a wheelchair n she was suggesting me training her 2b a service dog. I'd love that, therefore I will b watching a lot of your videos. Again ty for all the information u put out there. B blessed

as a Siberian breeder and having this breed as life passion, THANK YOU! For being completely true and speaking up on this!!! 🎉❤ it really is the first thing you should know about the breed! imo 🙏

Kids with Full energy + Sibes = a good night sleep 😌

Husky is such an individual , like no other dog. My Bao is 11 months now. His recall wqs very good when he was younger , without even training him. Now, at 11 months, when his hormones are at much higher level, his recall is more like when I call him, it's "give me a minute mate" . He is high prey driven so all squirrels in a park beware. I live him to bits and in one way, I like that he is different. Somebody I know has got Akita but all that dog hears is commands all day which to me is silly, like killing that wild part of a dog. I've booked one of them secure fields nearby with agility tools, paddling pool etc. It will be fun

Hopefully getting my first Husky Pup tomorrow. Been researching for days to make sure I am as prepared as anyone can be for my future doggo. Thank you so much.

A laser pointer outside in the yard gets our husky all the time. He already figured out it’s a toy we control but he just loves chasing the light

I have a husky we rescued him at 1 year old. He's has been hard to train. With recall he doesn't have it when he sees dogs, he gets so excited when he sees a dog. We only let him off in certain places on a quiet field he has good recall when he is with a group of dogs great recall. Otherwise he will not come back until he has sniffed the other dog. He also gets super excited when on lead and he sees dogs. We are working on focus and calm. Once has excited he has zero impulse control and is not focused on you. It's hard and taken and long time but we are getting there with him on lead.

I own a Pitsky ( the father is a Siberia Husky) . He trained exceptionally well from a young age but he recall has always been a struggle to train. I found a nice quite spot that has alot of area and after alot of dried meat my dog is starting to get there ....its only taken nearly 3 years lol

I let our malamute/husky run around in a field with a 50ft leash, but only when it's us. If there are cows or other dogs then he won't be allowed to run.I realised as long as he is able to meet another dog and walks for long periods of time he is happy

I have a husky cane corso mix, his recall is VERY good at 16weeks. Do you have any tips on teaching "down"? Its wonderful to find someone else who is so understanding of these breeds and knows it's never the animals fault!

One aspect of this that is not talked about much is "puppy mill" puppies. They're different than normal Husky Puppies. It takes longer and much more difficult to train.