How long is the molting period for Huskies? Generally speaking, Huskies start to molt about 2 months after they are born, and this stage usually lasts for 3-6 months. In order to adapt to climate change, adult Huskies also undergo two molts a year, namely In the spring from March to May and in the autumn from September to November, the duration of moulting is about one month.

When the Husky is about 2 months old after birth, it will start to change its lanugo hair. The duration of this molt may last from 2 months of age to 8 months of age. The duration of lanugo moulting is affected by climate, environment and growth conditions, and will vary for each Husky.

Adult Huskies usually moult in the spring and autumn seasons. This is a normal moulting phenomenon and is a physiological response to adapt to the climate in the face of hot summer and cold winter. The hair loss period of a healthy Husky usually only lasts a few weeks. If the hair loss is severe or lasts for a long time, it may be due to improper breeding or the dog has a skin disease. It is best to bring the Husky in as soon as possible. Go to the doctor.

During the shedding period, the Husky sheds a relatively large amount of hair, so the owner should comb the dog's hair more diligently, preferably several times a day, and clean up the shed hair in time to avoid tangles. During the moulting period, you should also pay attention to supplementing nutrition for your Husky. You can eat some hair-beautifying foods such as seaweed powder, cod liver oil, and lecithin powder.