We have a three year old husky and he will not stop running away. We have a big fenced back yard. As soon as you let him outside he is over the fence and gone. We have to walk him on a leash in the back yard. Was wondering if anybody has had a husky and if so did you have the same problems. I know they are very active dogs but after three years his running away is strarting to get tiresome. Thanks for the help
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Huskies are notorious escape artists...it's just a part of their breed, though I'm not sure why. You may want to look into formal obedience training, a higher fence or just commit to leash walking. I'm sorry I don't have more specific suggestions, just know you're not alone- you're facing a problem many Husky owners face.
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i dont have a husky, but i have the exact same problem with my chow/lab dog. He's been escaping for the past 3 years from our fenced in back yard as well. We've refenced it, and he still got out. so now my parents make me keep him tied to a rope, but i feel bad because our other 3 dogs arent tied up because they dont get out.
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