Huskies stink because of oral disease

If Huskies do not clean their mouths in time after eating, food residue will remain between the teeth, causing a certain stink in the mouth. But this is not the main reason for the bad smell in Huskies, because saliva can quickly wash away food residues.
Generally speaking, bad breath in Huskies is caused by periodontal disease. The cause of periodontal disease is the accumulation of dental plaque and tartar between the teeth. Bacteria survive and multiply in the warm and moist mouth. At the same time, they release substances containing sulfur components, which is the source of the odor.
If your Husky has body odor caused by this situation, it is best to go to a pet hospital. As long as the oral disease is cured, the Husky will naturally have no bad smell. At the same time, you should pay attention to brushing your Husky’s teeth regularly every day, which can effectively prevent your dog’s oral diseases.

Huskies smell bad because of inflammation of the anal glands

Huskies stay at home for a long time and do not get enough daily exercise. The muscle strength of their legs is reduced and they cannot push out the excess anal gland fluid, causing anal irritation. Glandular fluid builds up and becomes clogged, causing an unpleasant odor.
In this case, the owner can just squeeze out the secretions from the glands when bathing the husky. The specific method is to wear gloves and pick up the dog's tail, then find the 4 o'clock and 8 o'clock positions of the anus, and press and squeeze from light to heavy until it is empty.

Huskies stink because they have a lot of earwax

If a husky’s ears are infested with mites or become inflamed, they will have symptoms of itching and a foul odor, which is also one of the sources of huskies’ body odor.
In daily life, owners can use ear cleaner to clean Husky’s earwax and reduce odor.

Huskies stink because of skin disease or dirty hair

If your dog has skin disease or dirty hair, he or she will easily have body odor. The simplest solution is to take a bath, but there are taboos in taking a bath. It is best to use a pet-specific shower gel, and be sure to blow dry after washing, otherwise the dog will easily catch a cold. At the same time, don't bathe too frequently. Frequent bathing will damage the Husky's skin and fail to protect it. It is best to wash once every one to two weeks in summer and once every half month to a month in winter.