When do Huskies moult? How many times a year do they moult? Generally speaking, Huskies moult once or twice, and the normal moulting period lasts about 4 weeks. Spring and summer are the main seasons for Huskies to moult. At this time, the undercoat on the Huskies will slowly fall off. Some Huskies also have a major molt in July and August.

1. Sometimes it looks like Huskies are molting but it is actually caused by disease

Some friends who raise huskies think that it takes a long time for huskies to shed their fur. Sometimes even half a year later, they still see dog hair flying around the house. In fact, this is an illusion. The actual molting period of Huskies will not be very long, only one or two months.

Many times it feels like a Husky is moulting. This is because the Husky’s hair has not been combed for a long time, so it stays on the body and slowly falls apart. So sometimes it looks like Huskies are moulting, but they are actually shedding.

At the same time, "Husky hair loss" is sometimes caused by skin diseases. I met a dog owner who said, "In the past few months, mites appeared on the body, and then the hair fell out in some places on the body, and then gradually started to grow. But recently, the hair loss has been severe. I can almost touch it with my hand, and my hands are covered with hair. There are hairs growing on my back." It’s new hair and it looks like a leprosy dog.” In fact, this is caused by a skin disease. If a dog owner finds that his dog has been moulting for a long time and has "bald circles" on his body, he must think about whether it is a skin disease.

2. What should you pay attention to when your Husky is shedding?

1: Carding frequently

Dog owners have to groom their Huskies multiple times a day. Many people feel scared when they see a lot of fluff on the comb, and are afraid that their little dog will become bald. In fact, what we comb off is its dead hair. During the entire moulting period, the little dog will shed all the down and hair on its body. Most of the guard hairs. Helping it comb out dead hair every day will not clog its pores and will help new hair grow back as quickly as possible.

2. Take more baths

It is a good habit to bathe your husky, which can wash away many bacteria and is also very good for the dog's hair shedding. However, when bathing a Husky, it is recommended to choose a better bath liquid, which can keep the Husky's hair fluffy and upright.

3: Need some air

Every time after bathing and combing your Husky, it is best to use a hair dryer for 10 minutes. One of the advantages of doing this is that it can get rid of the remaining dead hair on the Husky's body. The second function is that the hair dryer can effectively prevent eczema and skin diseases caused by Husky’s wet hair. While blowing out the dead hair, you can also clean most of the dust on the hair.

4: Apply more oil

Use Deep Sea Repair Hair Oil every 2-3 days. Moulting in XiaohaDuring this period, open the hair and spray a little on the dog's skin every day. Massage it to help absorption, which can promote rapid hair growth. (Be sure to give Xiaoha a massage)

Tips: If it is a Husky puppy, the first nipple hair should be changed around 4 months, and then the next hair change is a normal change of hair in the seasons