What should I do if my Husky is picky? First of all, we must rule out that the Husky is picky because of illness. If the health condition is good, it is recommended to put the food down for 15 minutes. If it is not eaten, put it away. As long as there is water to drink, it will usually disappear in a day or two. Eat obediently; in addition, you must give your Husky enough exercise. Sometimes insufficient exercise can also cause poor appetite.

First of all, we must first rule out the situation of Huskies being picky eaters due to illness. If the veterinarian assesses that the dog is in good health, it is recommended to put the food down for 15 minutes and put it away if it is not eaten (twice a day). Don’t feel bad! A healthy dog ​​can go without food for three days as long as it has water to drink. When dogs were the precursors of wolves, food was not available every day.

Furthermore, you should check whether you give your Husky enough exercise and take him out for a walk every day? Huskies are picky eaters, which are usually caused by insufficient exercise. In this regard, I believe that most hemp pulling methods still have room for improvement. It is recommended that more than one hour a day is better.

In addition, small pieces of fruit or carrots can be used as "rewards". Make a positive connection between these "rewards" and "good health" and "deliciousness" to cultivate the habit of eating fruits and vegetables in your baby. Or you can eat something in front of the baby, pretend to be very happy, and then peel some for the baby to eat (but be careful about the food that the baby cannot eat!), so that the dog will have a psychological effect (just like when I watch my baby eat When I was eating raw food, I looked at it every day and thought it was super delicious. Because the babies ate it with gusto, I started drooling too.)

It is recommended to extend the preparation time for feeding; stir the food in front of the baby, make noises, and touch here and there for a few minutes to help them drool and develop their appetite. Don't shove food in front of him as soon as you get it.

Don’t use “processed dog biscuits” or even “human food” as bribes, it’s so pitiful! It’s healthy and convenient, costs nothing, and there’s no kitchen waste! Let him eat all the vegetable stems!

Also remember, never use soup to bribe your dog to eat. If the baby is usually so picky about food, what if the baby really has no appetite because of illness, but the bastards have exhausted all their magic weapons? So, don’t bribe the baby with soup.