Does Husky usually hurt its owner?

Answer 1

Dogs aren't normally agressive unles 1) Their owners train them to be; 2) They feel threatened.

So unless you train your husky to be agressive and/or threaten your dog, you will be fine.

Answer 2

No. Husky dogs usually bond very well with their owners. However you may have gotten the dog at a later age than a puppy. That means the dog might not fully trust you yet, and its aggressive behaviour stems from the treatment of its previous owners.

Answer 3

Usually they aren't mean dogs at all but I used to have one when I was little and it was the meanest dog I've ever owned. I've also had two dobermans who were complete angels and two of the best dogs I've ever had so it doesn't all depend on the owner...every dog has it's own personality too. The first time we took our dog to the vet to get rabies shots they vet told us to get rid of her bc he could see red in her eyes. We gave her to a husky trainer who gave her back soon after saying there was nothing he could do for her and then later another trainer wanted to take a chance with her and she ran away about three months later and he told us he wasnt even going to bother looking for her.

Answer 4

any type of dog can bite and for people to say that a certain breed is totally safe is very silly ..I train sniffer dogs for customs and you must always treat every dog with respect regardless of breed...huskies , malamutes and similar breeds are very pack orientated and will be very protective of their pack(generally the family they live with)..I am not saying that they will jump up and tear people apart but they will generally stand between strangers and those they are protecting even if it just looks like they are not paying attention...a husky is a very loyal and dedicated pet but you should never leave any type of dog with unsupervised children or to let children near a dog that is eating for the simple reason that everyone has days when we are in a cranky mood and dogs are no different

Answer 5

My cousin raises huskies and not a one of them has hurt him, ususally if a dog is going to hurt his owner it is out of fear, need for survival, or abuse. A husky doesn't really fall in to that agressive breed catagory either.

Answer 6

As long as the owner isn't abusive and the husky is properly trained, no.

Answer 7

Depends on how the owner treats the dog. I would say no, as long as it is cared and loved for like it should be. If it is abused it is just going to protect itself.
My Aunt has one named Meshka, and it likes to jump on and smell everybody. Never known of her to hurt anyone.

Answer 8

Husky is unpredictable rase of dogs, with a lot of wild instincts.
They are highly independents, and you must to respect that.
Otherwise, if you risk to stress the dog and it is possible that he will defend himself, so he can hurt you.
But that is not usually.

Answer 9

any animal with teeth can hurt a human if the circumstances allow for it.

if you don't train your dog at all and allow it to run the household and then suddenly expect it to listen to what you and your family says, that can cause aggression....as well as if you train the dog to be aggressive....

dogs are just like children...they learn what they are taught and shown. if you don't want an aggressive dog, you must train it and model non agressive reactions with the dog and everything else in your household

Answer 10

Huskies are loyal pack dogs, so no, but you should still put time into training them.