siberian huskies, could they live in hot places?
By jvc716
@jvc716 (69)
Philippines
4 responses
@breepeace (3014)
• Canada
5 Jun 07
They can, I know plenty of Siberians residing in Bermuda, South America and Australia. First rule to having a Siberians in a hot climate is NEVER to shave their coat.. the same coat that keeps them warm in cold climates, keeps them cool in hot climates. It's insulation.
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@gizmo528 (731)
• United States
5 Jun 07
Yes, they can survive in hot places. I raise huskies and we don't live in a cold area and nor do we get snow alot. They can adapt very well in pretty much any environment. If you do decide to get one please just remember that you should never let it stay outside all the time and that they are very good escape artisits. I reccommend visiting www.akc.org and www.shca.org. There are several other really good sites on the internet to look up more information.
@jewel102 (105)
• United States
7 Jun 07
I think they can survive, I come from Puerto Rico that is a tropical island too. And I knew several people there that have huskies for pets. Just need to keep them in a place that have plenty of shade and water and I think they will be happy.
@whiteangel4U (70)
• United States
19 Sep 07
I live in central Texas, and my husky has done very well. I have a baby pool that I fill every day with cool water before I leave the house, and when I am home, the dogs are inside in the AC with me. Huskys generally are not water dogs, and she HATES baths, but she loves to "dig" the water in the pool, and will lay down and roll in it occasionally. Hope this helps a bit!
