Huskies are not an aggressive or dangerous dog breed. They were not developed to guard or defend their property or owner. Unfortunately, plenty of preventable bite incidents happen every year in the USA.
Can Huskies get aggressive?
Huskies are fiercely loyal, intelligent, and affectionate dogs. As a general rule, Huskies aren't prone to aggression. However, aggressive behaviors are possible in all dogs, and these behaviors need to be corrected at the first sign of exerting dominance, becoming territorial, or tracking prey.
Why would a Husky be aggressive?
A dog's aggressive behavior toward another dog stems from not enough exposure to other dogs at an early age. If other dogs make your Siberian Husky nervous and agitated, he will lash out as a protective mechanism.
Is Husky a good family dog?
Yes, huskies make good family dogs. The breed has been around families and their children since the beginning of time. They are very friendly and have great patience when it comes to children.
Do Huskies bite their owners?
This breed gets on well with people, though there are plenty of horrifying incidents showing otherwise. Owners should not leave younger children alone with these dogs. All dogs, including huskies, can attack and bite with little warning if they are scared, uncomfortable, or sense any kind of threat.
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