Dream huskies are very rare. Most huskies have dark gray or black hair. There are also a handful of pure white huskies called snow huskies. There is also a very small number of reddish-brown huskies called dream huskies. The coat color of reddish-brown huskies is quite different when seen with the naked eye indoors and outdoors. It appears light gray indoors and reddish-brown in places with strong light, so it is called the dream-colored husky. Fantasy Huskies are rare on the market, and breeding is difficult and uncertain, so they are very rare.

How to raise a dreamy Husky

1. When raising a Husky, owners need to pay attention to its diet, and use dog food as the main food to supplement the basic nutrients needed by the dog’s body. Use vegetables and fruits as complementary food to supplement your dog's vitamins. Occasionally, you can feed eggs, beef, etc. to supplement your dog's protein.

2. Owners need to regularly deworm and vaccinate their dogs to ensure that the dogs will not be infected with parasites and infectious diseases. At the same time, try not to take unvaccinated dogs out for walks, as this will increase the risk of infection. disease risk.

3. Owners need to bathe their Huskies regularly. It is generally not recommended to bathe dogs that have not been vaccinated. Dogs over three months old are recommended to be bathed four to five times a month in summer and every month in winter. Wash it two to three times, be sure to use a dog-specific bath liquid, and be sure to dry the dog's hair after the bath.

4. It is recommended to give dogs regular physical examinations. Owners should also pay attention to observing various abnormal behaviors of dogs during the breeding process, and deal with problems in a timely manner if they are found.