How to wash the anus of a husky? First cover the anus with a paper towel or cotton, turn up the dog's tail, put your fingers on the edge of the dog's anus and squeeze, in the direction of four o'clock and eight o'clock; the technique when squeezing the anal glands should be gentle. From bottom to top, from inside to outside; after squeezing, you can clean the dog's butt with warm water.

First, pay attention to your head and do not get too close to the anal glands. It is best to cover the anus with tissue paper or cotton to prevent smelly water from splashing on the body; then turn the dog's tail upward to make the anus protrude; the dog owner puts his finger Place it at four or eight o'clock next to the dog's anus and squeeze. The squeezing technique is from bottom to top, from the inside to the outside, from light to heavy. At this time, the dog will spray out something yellowish-brown and smelly. After squeezing, you can clean your dog’s butt with warm water. This completes the dog’s anal gland cleaning process.

If the glands have been blocked for a period of time, the secretions will squeeze out like toothpaste rather than squirting out, usually just squeezing them gently to get them out. If the dog's anal glands are difficult to squeeze, another method is needed, which is to place the index finger and thumb slightly behind the glands and gently squeeze upward and outward. Normal discharge is light yellow-brown in color, ranging in concentration from watery to paste-like, and is accompanied by a foul odor. If there is pus and blood in the secretion, it means you are infected and you should see a doctor as soon as possible.

If you can feel the accumulation but cannot squeeze it out, it means that the anal glands are blocked and must be treated as soon as possible and seek medical attention. Otherwise it will swell. In this case, the dog will lick its anus and urinate on the ground. If it is severe, it will hurt. Due to the pain, the dog will sprint or chase the tail or keep licking or biting the base of the tail, and eventually an abscess will develop. The dog at this time appears listless, refuses to eat or is constipated.

Regularly check the fluid sacs in the anus and clean them once every half month or month.