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| | My Husky drools excessively in the car when left alone | |
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cookiedav Newborn
Join date : 2017-09-02 Location : Nebraska
| Subject: My Husky drools excessively in the car when left alone Sun Sep 03, 2017 8:44 pm | |
| We are a new Husky owner. We rescued a 7 month old Husky that has had 4 other owners. we have never owned a Husky before and are loss at some of her problems. We have had this beautiful dog for 6 weeks now. We live on five acres in the country in Nebraska. We had to teach her to ride in the car ( it appeared she had never been in a car or maybe always crated) and for several weeks she had saliva hanging from her mouth and also very often threw up every time she was put in the car. She now gets in the car when told to, but when we get out of the car and leave her to go in a store or even to get gas, she drips saliva all over the dash and howls and cries. I am sure she suffers from separation anxiety, and who could blame her. In her short 7 months, she has been placed five times and that is enough to make any person or dog a little anxious. Anyone have any help for us, things we could try? We have had many struggles with her, but she is doing nicely on staying within our 5 acres, is now house trained and she never chews up anything . Any one have any help for me, things we could try? I guess I should also say we are 70 so having a young dog is new to us. We have been married 50 years and have always had a lab. Our last one died in May and was 14 years old. |
| | | aljones Senior
Join date : 2014-08-18 Location : Terlingua, Texas
| Subject: Re: My Husky drools excessively in the car when left alone Sun Sep 03, 2017 9:15 pm | |
| Welcome to the people who shouldn't have Sibes - and I have three Huskies! Two Sibes and an Alaskan - it's a guarantee they'll keep you young or wear you to death one or the other!! (and I'm also 70!) From what you wrote, I'd agree that she's anxious when you leave her in the vehicle by herself. And as you say, that's understandable. She's been rehomed and rehomed and when her people leave her alone she's going to get nervous - - "Are they gonna come back??" None of my pups suffer from separation anxiety - well, one who piddles in the kitchen if i leave for more than a couple of minutes, argh!! - so I'm not going to be much help on that issue.
Since I came from the lab world and adopted my first Husky about 10 years ago, I guarantee you're going to find them different - a LOT different. One thing you might want to keep in mind, Sibes are bred to run - and they have a bad habit of running off and getting lost. One of our members has had excellent results with an electric fence and collar, but if she's allowed to run at large ... well, my first Husky was and she ran off one day and I literally haven't seen her since (lesson learned the hard way!) My sibes are always on lead (unless they slip out!) because I don't want a repeat of my first girl. Forwarned ....
Anyway, welcome to our world, it's a great one with some really great dogs ... _________________ “Properly trained, a man can be dog’s best friend.” Corey Ford . |
| | | cookiedav Newborn
Join date : 2017-09-02 Location : Nebraska
| Subject: Re: My Husky drools excessively in the car when left alone Mon Sep 04, 2017 9:12 am | |
| Thank you for your reply. I was not offended by your response. She indeed does take more energy than any previous lab we have owned. We love our new husky, as she is very lovable. But you are so right, hard for us older folks to keep up with. we have worked thru so many problems, and really this drooling and howling is the only real problem we are still struggling with. We like to go someplace each day, so we have to get her to know that we will always return to her. thanks again for responding. |
| | | TwisterII Senior
Join date : 2013-06-14 Location : Missouri
| Subject: Re: My Husky drools excessively in the car when left alone Mon Sep 04, 2017 11:20 am | |
| You may try giving her something to work on while you are out of the car to distract her. I would treat the car similar to home when you leave. If you crate her at home I would crate her in the car. Put her in the car, walk away for a few seconds, return, reward. Repeat with longer intervals. _________________ |
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