The Husky is actually the Siberian Sled Dog. This dog is cheerful, lively, beautiful, and friendly, and is quite popular. We all know that Huskies have relatively thick fur that needs regular grooming. Below, the editor will introduce effective methods to care for Husky fur, and reading carefully will be helpful to everyone.

Husky (detailed introduction)

　　Husky fur must be brushed every day. In summer, bathe the dog every 10-14 days; in winter, bathing every 3-4 weeks is fine. If you often groom your Husky, it will quickly understand that this is a comfortable action, and it will obediently let you groom its fur. Here are the Husky fur care methods:
　　1. Bathing:
　　Dilute shampoo at a ratio of 1:10 to keep the fur fluffy and upright. If your Husky is very mischievous and often gets its legs dirty, it is recommended to buy a whitening shampoo. This does not need to be diluted — apply the original solution directly to the dirty areas and rub. It is specialized for cleaning the white fur on the legs and the relatively dirty lower abdomen, with strong cleaning power but no bleaching effect.
　　2. Drying method:
　　Weekly blow-drying care can keep the coat in a free-breathing state. Even during shedding periods, the dog won’t have terrible bald spots. When blow-drying, be sure to dry from the tail to the head, drying the fur in the opposite direction of hair growth. Don't forget to carefully comb the fur near the root under the tail, otherwise it will look very ugly when the Husky raises its tail. Of course, also do not forget the area around the genitals.
　　3. Grooming tools:
　　Pin brush: long pins can comb through even the longest and thickest fur. Silver pig bristle brush: after combing through the fur, use this brush to massage the fur and skin. A graduated spray bottle can be used to dilute shampoo or seaweed repair hair care oil. Generally, a 250ml spray bottle is enough for one Husky.
　　4. Hair care:
　　Under intense sunlight, a Husky’s coat not only becomes coarse in texture, but oxidation causes severe bleaching and fading of the fur. It is worth noting that 35% of the weight of dog hair is water. When moisture is insufficient, the skin, coat, and keratin muscle tissues become very fragile. Regular care should focus on moisturizing the dog's coat and avoid prolonged exposure to high-temperature sunlight. Especially avoid drying the dog in the sun immediately after a bath.
　　For Huskies that swim frequently, apply a layer of sunscreen isolation spray after swimming to prevent the fur from burning and discoloring. Daily use of detangling and shedding sprays quickly removes surface dirt. These sprays are fully water soluble and contain cream ingredients that make the fur smooth, reduce hair breakage during grooming, evaporate naturally without rinsing, and allow the comb to pass through easily.
　　Warm tip: Huskies shed their coats twice a year, roughly in spring and autumn. Generally, on normal days, their shedding is not severe. But during seasonal changes, you need to diligently brush 2 to 3 times a day to remove the hair that is about to fall out, preventing fur from spreading all over the house.