Which is easier to raise, a husky or a teddy bear? What snacks should huskies eat? Anyone with experience please advise

I often see some friends walking their cute huskies outdoors. Whenever I see a husky, the first thing that comes to my mind is not its breed, size, pedigree, or sled dog, but the most intuitive reaction: stupid! The stupid image of the husky is deeply rooted in people's hearts, and stupid has become its iron label. If you are given a husky with a beautiful and cool appearance, would you dare to raise it? Let's see if it is easy to raise today?

Contents of this article

1. Which one is easier to raise, a Husky or a Teddy?

2. What snacks should Huskies eat? If you have experience, please advise.

3. Why do Huskies have yin-yang eyes?

Which is better to keep, Husky or Teddy?

The characteristics of Husky are as follows:

Huskies have a changeable personality, some are extremely timid, and some are extremely violent. The Huskies that have entered the mainland and families no longer have such extreme personalities, and are relatively docile. They are a popular pet dog around the world. Along with golden retrievers and Labradors, they are listed as the three major non-aggressive dogs. They are widely raised around the world, and there are a large number of competitions for this breed around the world.

Teddy's characteristics are as follows:

Small in size, active, cheerful, very alert, smart, likes to go out, good temper, strong adaptability. Teddy does not shed hair, is an excellent pet dog. Has a good body proportion, showing a confident and proud posture.

What snacks should Huskies eat? Anyone with experience please advise

Huskies can eat bones, beef, calcium tablets, natural grains, eggs, ham, green vegetables, cucumbers and other foods. Huskies are primitive and ancient dog breeds that live in northeastern Siberia and southern Greenland. The name of Huskies comes from their unique hoarse voice. Husky feeding method: Adequate nutrition must be provided during childhood; for puppies after weaning, the selected feed should be palatable and easy to digest; puppies within 3 months should be fed at least 4 times a day, and for dogs with poor appetite, the method of feeding poor food first, then good food, and feeding less and more frequently can be adopted. Feeding poor food first and then good food can keep the dog's appetite strong, and feeding less and more frequently can make the dog always feel unsatisfied, so as not to get bored and picky. For puppies aged 4 to 6 months, the appetite increases, the weight increases rapidly, and the amount of feed required daily also increases accordingly, and they should be fed at least 3 times a day; for dogs after 6 months of age, they can be fed 2 times a day, according to the original dog owner's diet, and gradually switched.

Why do Huskies have yin-yang eyes?

1. The dominant and recessive problems of genes can cause yin-yang eyes. From a genetic point of view, blue eyes are generated because of gene mutation or defects. However, the Husky breed has always had blue eyes, and it has been passed down through heredity until now, which can be regarded as a characteristic of the Husky. Today's blue eyes, brown eyes or yin-yang eyes are no longer related to the problem of genetic superiority or inferiority, but just different in appearance.

2. In genetics, the parental trait that appears in the first generation of purebred hybrids with a pair of relative traits is called the dominant trait, and the gene that controls the dominant trait is called the dominant gene. The parental trait that has not appeared is called the recessive trait, and the gene that controls the recessive trait is called the recessive gene. Dominant genes are usually represented by capital letters, and recessive genes are usually represented by lowercase letters.