Most people should not get a Husky. That's what I say in this video, and I mean it, with one big condition attached 🐺 Everyone tells you Huskies need tons of exercise. I only partly agree. What I see with our three is that they need attention, contact and their pack, and that's the part a lot of people miss. I filmed it on a walk with the dogs (still too warm for Husky sport, so walking it was) and talked through flats vs gardens, the puppy phase, the hunting instinct, why a Husky is not a Labrador, and the reason I'd tell someone to go for it. And the blue eyes don't count as a reason. Mine don't even have them 😄 I also turned it into a checklist in the Classroom, so if you're still deciding, or you know someone who is, go through it there. If you already have a Husky, what's the one thing you wish someone had told you before?