1. Husky’s bloodline (can also be said to be parents)

The pedigree of a Husky dog ​​is very important. There is an old saying that goes, "A dragon begets a dragon, a phoenix begets a phoenix, and the son of a mouse can dig holes." The same goes for dogs. Huskies with good pedigrees are naturally more likely to have beautiful coat colors than other dogs.

However, the pedigree here does not mean that you have to be the champion of a certain championship, or a famous dog of some level. It is not that extreme, but generally the hair volume of the parents is relatively poor, and the puppy can only be slightly improved no matter how you feed it. It is difficult to improve it. It becomes a very good hair volume.

Therefore, "We Love Pets Network" recommends that when buying a dog, it is best to meet the real parents of the Husky puppies, so that you can have an understanding of what the puppies will look like in the future. (However, there are many dog ​​dealers who are bad and use other huskies to pretend to be the real parents of puppies. I hope everyone will be more vigilant.)

2. Nutrition

If a Husky dog ​​wants its hair to grow beautifully, it must pay attention to nutrition. Generally speaking, Huskies start to change into silver tips when they are five or six months old. During this period, dog owners can increase nutrition for their puppies, such as adding one to two spoons of olive oil to their food or salad. Oil can make the hair more shiny. Eat hair-beautifying powder and seaweed powder.

Generally, hair volume is natural. If it is acquired, it is best to supplement the hair with some nutritional supplements when the seasons change. Hair beauty powder, olive oil and other nutrients are rich in vitamin E, flax seeds, Omega 6, and Omega 3. All products are available.

Some friends reported that pork liver can also cause hair loss, but you must pay attention to the usage and dosage, and some huskies don’t like the taste of pork liver.

3. Exercise and sunshine

Don’t underestimate this, just like plants also need sunlight for photosynthesis. If you keep a little dog in a cage since childhood and never run away much, then it must be the shortest among the little dogs of the same age. of. Even when they become adults, they are still short or even disqualified. Moreover, the amount of hair of these puppies is often a problem. They are generally soft, short, sparse, and fine.

Only with good exercise and sunshine can the Husky puppy's potential for growth be brought into play, and nutrients can be better digested and absorbed. Let us work infinitely so that our little ha can become the legendary big pie face~!!!