Thinking about plucking the ear hair of a Husky is a very painful thing for the Husky, so we need ear powder to relieve the pain of the Husky, and we also need a hemostatic forceps to clamp the ear hair firmly and never slip out. . Ear powder can be purchased at pet hospitals or online. It is a very fine white powder. You will find that a new bottle of ear powder is also very light because the powder is extremely fine. It contains mint and anti-inflammatory ingredients, which can make it less painful when plucking ear hair. Hemostatic forceps can be purchased at medical device stores.

The first step in plucking ear hair: squeeze the ear powder into the Husky’s ears. Before squeezing the ear powder into the Husky's ears, you need to try it on your hands first to see how much ear powder you can squeeze out with how much force. Because when the slender mouth on the front of the ear powder bottle is inserted into the Husky’s ear, you can’t see it at all. You can squeeze some more ear powder into it. Anyway, after plucking the ear hair, the husky will definitely shake its head and throw the ear powder out.

The posture of plucking the ear hair of the Husky is very important, so as not to let it move around or make it feel uncomfortable. My husky is relatively large, so I can let its front legs rest on me, and then I use two legs to clamp its body, so that the operation is more stable. If your Husky is smaller or larger, you need to research what posture to use. The puppy can be placed on the table and controlled with the arms, perhaps with help from another person.

The second step of plucking ear hair: Massage the Husky’s ears. If it is a lop-eared Husky, pick up its ears, let the ear roots flow as deep as possible into the ears, and then massage the ear roots to allow the ear powder to fully contact the inside of the ears to numb it.

The third step of plucking the ear hair of a Husky: start plucking the ear hair. It sounds scary. In fact, I didn't have any clue when I started to pull it out, but after I pulled it out for a while, I felt it and it didn't seem that scary, so I just let it go.

I usually feel that the pain will be better if I insert it from the root of the hair, so I try to clamp the hemostat to the root of the hair and pull it out. As a result, I often pinch the skin in the ear. Only then did I understand why professionals did not pull the hair roots when plucking their ear hairs. You should also pay special attention to the fact that when you pull out the ear hairs from the Husky ears, you can see that there are still a lot of them in the ears. Especially the brown locks have been stuck together by secretions in the Husky's ears. Over time, the Husky's ears will become inflamed. Those still white hairs are very thick outside the ear canal, which prevents the secretions in the ears from being thrown out. After pulling out all these hairs, the Husky's ears feel much fresher.