Just like my husky anouk after raising the fence she still finds ways to jump over it so now we need to have her on a long chain in our own backyard which is very sad for anouk but her own fault I suppose
Now this is a husky video worth seeing! Most of them are silly excited humans trying to get the huskies to act like idiots rather than showing how they really act or play. And thanks for your commentary on the purpose of the video.
JUST like my husky , 4 foot fence + 4 foot husky = headache ... it took for me to raise my fence to 8ft to stop my huskies from jumping over , my back yard looks like a prison now !!!
We had a husky mix who couldn't bear to be inside a fenced yard. She would find crazy ways out, and then go sit under the front tree. One day she got hung up on a chain link fence for hours - another she tore open her abdomen going over a fence. Expensive repairs! Huskies like it wiiiide open.
I guess its all a matter of giver her more walks and stuff to play with. I know they have a tendency to do that alot because that were bored and in need of exploring LOL. I wish to have my own but they really do have huge amounts of energy... So unfortunately, I dont have time to really take care of one =( Beautiful dog by the way =)
I love your amazing dog. What kind of a job should we assign to our dogs? My Alaskan Malamute (looks like husky) loves to explore and run away from his underground fence, especially in a heavy rain. He unlocked the fence-gate (hook) since he was 3 months old, before we got him underground fence. We walk him 30-45 minutes a day, and try to train him sledding or pulling a bicycle, but does not work. I really appreciate your suggestion. Dog lover.
@dracobirmingham Well, I personally don't really know what "job" you should give him, but I do know 1 30-45 minuet walk a day probably isn't cutting it for him. They a lot of energy. I take mine for 3 1hr walks a day, or 2 1hr walks, and an hour long visit to the local dog park.
Love it! huskies are so clever when they want somewhere. my mom's husky got me in trouble for weeks because my mom assumed I was locking the gate in the hallway that kept the dog out of the bedrooms so she couldn't make a mess with her on the other side. Turned out this huge husky figured out how to squeeze through the CAT DOOR in the gate
I tried plenty of big cages , my husky always escapes or makes his way out, there's a new saying, buy things HUSKY PROOF!.... Love him but man! such a strong dog
huskys are escape artist my dog was a digger and dug under the fence then we laid that concrete that come in a bag down and he still dug it up so we ended up laying brick under the fence...then he figured out how to unlock the fence LOL
@ZaraAnne95 As much as that looks like the case, I was down the drive way out of sight waiting for her, she had escaped many times and we couldn't figure out how she was doing it. Since figuring out how she had gotten out we increased the gate height to 2 metres. So yes filming her was intended to find out how she was doing it, as up till we saw this she had always been a digger. Ever since the places we have lived in have had 2meter high concrete based fences, and she hasn't done it since :)
i see. i made the mistake of looking at some videos of husky puppies and now i really want one haha. but after seeing this and reading some of the comments here it sounds like a lot of people are having troubles with their huskies running away. also i live in nebraska, and i'm not sure if that's a good climate for huskies (though one of my neighbors had one)
@lnromandude I never myself owned a husky, but I've spent many years training my friend's when they first got them (live in an apartment no pets :\). Nebraska shouldn't be a bad place for a husky, if it gets over 95 degrees out, make sure its inside. A lot of husky owners are having trouble with theirs cause they want the awesomeness of the husky but want the feasibility of a small chihuahua. Huskies are actually very easy to train (in my experience) and if you give them a job, they wont escape.
@vampyr79 we have two husky and they are escape artist two they are a smart dog just when we thought we had it worked out they were at it again lol we have then sorted now. its great to see you are such a responsible owner to mach sure ur husky is safe don't let the negative comments get to you.us fellow husky owners understand the smarts of the breed. :)
@vampyr79 we have a wood privacy fence like the one in ur video and somehow my husky climbs it the same way yours climbs that chainlink fence. better keep an eye on her :]
I highly suggest the PetSafe wireless confinement system - no lines to bury and your dog can only go so far before it beeps warning to turn around (you can vary it from 1 - 30 yards) I wish I had found it for my wanderer who learned to get off his teether to chase whatever critter caught his eye, even onto the highway!
I used to have a Siberian Husky named Nakita who would do the same thing. Except she was kinda dumb about it because she'd climb over while she was tied up and end up standing on her hind legs on the other side of the fence until someone came home to untie her...
Our Husky is three years old. He can open the front door, so we have to keep it locked all the time. Even so, he's managed to get out three times when I've gone out for just a few seconds to put the trash out or whatever. He heads off in the same direction every time... to the field where I take him while he's on the leash. Unfortunately that involves crossing a busy road. I've chased him each time and my heart stopped as he crossed that road but so far he seems to know when its safe to cross.
Mine is the Same Way she tries to be slick and those the same thing i get soooo maddddddddd because we call her and its like we are playing with her. my kids go after her but she always does the same thing i wish she could just sit with us and relax:((
@SG02JATT You are the prime example why Dog's are much better than humans,and you also make a very strong case why stupid people should use contraceptives!! it's your parents fault you were born you little shit!!!
@Imtherealsaturnsonic - too bad they don't listen when we tell them "the fence is here to protect you!" Sorry you lost your Sibe. I know the feeling! :-(
Thanks :) I appreciate it! The only downside is I dont have an electric or normal fence :( I want to get the fence during the winter and install it during spring which would mean keeping the dog on a leash during the fall :/ What do you think?
@WithdrawnKC, Sasha was on a 6m long lead at one point.... Howled all day every day. to be honest if you don't hve a fence, I would avoid a husky. as they when they can will easily run for miles without stopping all becuase they think there is something a little more interesting over the next hill etc :)
Other option is one of those doggy daycare type places
@LittleFangedWonder92 her name is Sasha, she was about about 3 when I shot this video. I got her thru my local husky club as a re-homed dog ( I am her 3rd owner) , she is now nearly 8 and still as devious as ever
@vampyr79 Sasha is a dead ringer for my husky, Loki (age 7), who is also an escape artist. Fortunately he never goes far but I live in the city and it's always a worry that one of his adventures won't end well.
@TallRobby, no I was waiting for her down the driveway, I had set the camera up to film the weakest point on the fence line..... even then she managed to bypass me... the result of this video tho was that the part she climbed was extended to 2M high and she never escaped from that property again..
@TallRobby, simple, that day drove round in ever increasing circles till I spotted her ;) other days get calls from neighbours (she has tags with my number on it and she is microchipped). and any other time the dog control people call me saying can I come get her (thats usually a $150 phone call).....
@TallRobby the micro chip tag is about the size of a grain of rice, is a relatively harmless injection by the vet. but it allows the dog control people to positively identify you as the owner of the dog :)
@vampyr79 thats cool, how much does it cost for them to inject it, i'm getting a husky soon and my fence is a 5 foot wood, so i'm afraid he will jump it and run away...
@vampyr79 people have been saying you can off train leash your dog with other dogs around, as in they see they do but I don't have any other dogs lol =P
@TallRobby , I would love to agree with them, and I love husky's as a breed. but they are not like normal dogs. yes they are trainable but they are also very smart and independant ;) none of mine I have ever trusted off lead, to illustate a point, I let my neighbour take my dog for a walk and stressed to him "Not of the lead". 4 hours later my neighbour reappeared with my dog.... the neigherbour let her run free.... she came back clean, he on the other hand was exausted and mud covered
Hey, to the owner of this video and any others who know about Huskies, I have some questions if you can. I'm considering getting a beautiful Husky/Shepard (Mainly Husky) mix from the adoption shelter, a 2 year old ex-stray. She seemed was very obedient in the shelter when we took her outside for a quick walk, and was very contained and friendly. Would being at home 5 hours a day during the week and 8 during the weekend be enough for a husky? I love dogs but I figured I could use a owner's input.
@WithdrawnKC to be honest, I am away from home 8+ hours a day and I love my dog. but they do require a lot of attention. Sasha is a re-homed siberian (prior to me, she had 2 other owners). my only recommendation is spend time with other owners of the breed you want. Sasha is the 3 husky I have owned (all have been from either then SPCA or my local husky club). but they are awesome and I wouldn't want another type :)
Thanks :) I appreciate it! The only downside is I dont have an electric or normal fence :( I want to get the fence during the winter and install it during spring which would mean keeping the dog on a leash during the fall :/ What do you think?
@vampyr79 Thanks :) I appreciate it! The only downside is I dont have an electric or normal fence :( I want to get the fence during the winter and install it during spring which would mean keeping the dog on a leash during the fall :/ Plus im going to be ajunior in high school plus spring track, fall soccer, and a winter/summer job. What do you think? Am I in a condition to get it?
@stewie144 sadly she comes back on distraction if we are fast, aka, open the car door and pretend we're about to go for a drive... is she doesn't see or hear it, we'd be lucky to catch her within an hour or more
LOL, my huskies used to jump my fence like it wasn't there. My boy was so good at it, he'd do it when I'm right there and he'll be smooth enough that I wouldn't even notice. Than he'll just chill in my neighbor's yard and raid his garden for any veggies that might taste ok...lol. And as soon as I notice I'd yell at him and he'd bounce back over and start sniffing the ground like "What, I'v been here, just sniffing around, this whole time! What's all the excitement about?!" :)
I have tried the invisible fence and my two husky don't get out hardly ever now. When they do get out I know their batteries aren't working and I change them out. My husky used to dig under the fence and sqeeze out so I know how it istrying to get both of my huskies back home once try get out
my husky doesn't jump the fence. He has figured out how to open the latch and waltz right out. We have been having to lock the fence for the past 7+ years because of him. these dogs are too smart for their own britches.
Our Husky/Aairedale, Sheiba, did this all the time. xD
The fence was at the least 6ft tall and she would climb over it like it was nothing. After she got out she'd walk 6 blocks or so to my mom's job at Mc'Donalds to get free food or she'd head over to KFC not far from there to get chicken. She became very well known to everybody who worked around there and got spoiled by them. xD She was the best dog I ever knew for 17yrs.
I have a husky mix and she does the same thing! We had a dog kennel with the cyclone fencing and she would climb right up and out! The neighborhood has gotten to know her and (cross my fingers) she has only been picked by animal control once!
Oh how huskies love to run---and not come back. Fortunately they are so beautiful that people return them. We used an angled top on the fence--about 45 degrees.
It must be a Husky trait, 9 ft fence doesn't stop our 2 husky's. Because of them we have gotten to know neighbors in a 6 block radius and animal control. They could have the run of a huge backyard but we have had to resort to chaining them up unless they are supervised. They would have us bankrupt in animal control bailout money. Has anyone tried the electric fence?
@Krunchmom have pretty much resorted to 6m long steel cable when we arent there.. but new place seems at this point somewhat secure....
tho I was tempted at one point to get one of those invisible fence systems changed my mind when I realised that Sasha would just get annoyed with it and work thru the pain... ;) darn Husky temperament ;)
@Krunchmom my Akita did the same thing! and the electronic fences did not work for my Akita but you have to shave the neck where the collar shocks them.. i cant say i like that idea :o(
@Krunchmom Didnt phase mine, if they want out they will get out, Huskies are very strong willed, mine has 5 acres to run on and she still rather run around the neighborhood, thankfully I live in a very dog friendly area and everyone knows her..
@Krunchmom ....electric fence didnt stop her, barbed wire didnt stop her (just trimmed some of her fur) and metal fence with concrete at bottom didnt stop her, she will go over it, under it or even thru it, she filled down her front teeth chewing through the fence while I was at work
@VINsational331 annoyingly if she escpaes on weekends the renta dog patrol lock her up and charge me, if she escapes during the week the dog patrol usually drop her back home, and chain her up with a note to say she escaped and then the search is how she escaped.... this time
What I like the most is the cinder block at the bottom of the gate that appears to be there to block previous attempts of opening the gate. However it just aids the husky in CLIMBING over it. This dog. . . .is a ninja.
To all of you who are considering getting a husky: DO place a 50 foot fence all around the perimeter of your yard. DON'T leave anything near that 50 foot fence or they will figure out how to use it to jump over. DO line your yard with heavy rocks, cactus, or concrete to prevent your husky from going under. DO put 3 locks on each gate. DO warn the shelter and give them a description of your dog because your husky is going to escape anyway.
@theraVen27 , Sasha has a blue and a half Blue/brown eye.... have moved a few times since I made this video, and the fences are getting higher each time, I am thankfully she doesn't realize that she can jump.....
No word of a lie.. its insane how they can escape. My backyard is fenced in and some how my husky border collie cross manages to squeeze thru the bars of the wrought iron fence. These are tiny bars people!!!
@vampyr79 Ha yeah, my husky has. I didnt know how he got out the first time but then i put him in the backyard and watched from a window and sure enough he jumped right over. He likes to go to the bus stop a block away and say hi to everyone. He is a very social dog, kinda a pain when people walk by my house, he always wants attention!
@EnglishSaint1 it's not just climbing, there is also digging and squeezing, we have a wooden fence that's flat so she can't climb and my husky got off her chain, dug a hole, squeezed through and then climbed the neighbors fence which is up against ours to get out to the street.
@EnglishSaint1 i have a 10 ft fence and they climbed it ... get them chipped its the only way unless u have a 12ft concrete fortress... they climb wire fences, they dig under if theres no cement, and can climb wood too using the supports
My Husky was an escape artist. We made fences taller because he'd jump/climb over. Buried in the ground, because he'd dig under. Installed chain link because he chewed through everything else. And we only put him out while we were at work, 8 hours/day. The cops stopped picking him up, and just called & said, "Your dog has been spotted downtown. You wanna go get him?"
Lol
12stonesfuel100 3 days ago
PRO
MrGombani 3 days ago
Just like my husky anouk after raising the fence she still finds ways to jump over it so now we need to have her on a long chain in our own backyard which is very sad for anouk but her own fault I suppose
emthebemasquem 1 week ago
Now this is a husky video worth seeing! Most of them are silly excited humans trying to get the huskies to act like idiots rather than showing how they really act or play. And thanks for your commentary on the purpose of the video.
margaretmiz 3 weeks ago
I think we have a Wolf Link here... :3
xXAmmyIssunXx 1 month ago
JUST like my husky , 4 foot fence + 4 foot husky = headache ... it took for me to raise my fence to 8ft to stop my huskies from jumping over , my back yard looks like a prison now !!!
TheZ06Drifter 1 month ago
Lmao. Very sneaky
StephShelly 1 month ago
lawl that maked my day XDD husky are so clever :D
PTHinata2606 1 month ago
We had a husky mix who couldn't bear to be inside a fenced yard. She would find crazy ways out, and then go sit under the front tree. One day she got hung up on a chain link fence for hours - another she tore open her abdomen going over a fence. Expensive repairs! Huskies like it wiiiide open.
mcarterphoto 1 month ago
I guess its all a matter of giver her more walks and stuff to play with. I know they have a tendency to do that alot because that were bored and in need of exploring LOL. I wish to have my own but they really do have huge amounts of energy... So unfortunately, I dont have time to really take care of one =( Beautiful dog by the way =)
Protocall13o2 1 month ago
nice
Monika19920221 2 months ago
Ninja Dog :)
eleyhunterlewis20 2 months ago
So this is what a smart husky is meant to do *looks at mine...* no wonder he was the last one
cannonbulk 2 months ago
I have an malamute too, but it's not a Alaskan malamute. My pup/dog is 6 months. It's boy.
Ocean91657 2 months ago
I love your amazing dog. What kind of a job should we assign to our dogs? My Alaskan Malamute (looks like husky) loves to explore and run away from his underground fence, especially in a heavy rain. He unlocked the fence-gate (hook) since he was 3 months old, before we got him underground fence. We walk him 30-45 minutes a day, and try to train him sledding or pulling a bicycle, but does not work. I really appreciate your suggestion. Dog lover.
dracobirmingham 2 months ago
@dracobirmingham Well, I personally don't really know what "job" you should give him, but I do know 1 30-45 minuet walk a day probably isn't cutting it for him. They a lot of energy. I take mine for 3 1hr walks a day, or 2 1hr walks, and an hour long visit to the local dog park.
SummonerMeleagros 2 months ago
that is some ninja husky right there bro
Jad3Kiwi 2 months ago
This video needs the music from mission impossible! ;)
00sexymofo00 2 months ago
Love it! huskies are so clever when they want somewhere. my mom's husky got me in trouble for weeks because my mom assumed I was locking the gate in the hallway that kept the dog out of the bedrooms so she couldn't make a mess with her on the other side. Turned out this huge husky figured out how to squeeze through the CAT DOOR in the gate
Sassywolf222 2 months ago
That was too easy for him
loh1110 2 months ago
My husky used to escape like that...
...but then he took an arrow in the knee. (kidding of course, but I do have a beautiful husky! :D
21stCenturyBoxProduc 2 months ago
In his past life, he was a cat,
The101Shell101Bullet 3 months ago
THAT DOG IS FROM MEXICO!
AznAndy562 3 months ago
you will never take me alive mahaha
thepuppydog333 3 months ago
husky s are knows for escaping, only reason i did nt get one ... the anxiety would kill me
cokapepsi 3 months ago
Great escaper.
SuperGorgeouskiller 3 months ago
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gosh my dog did that same stuff she we got to the point were we had to keep her on a chain and she still escaped!! gosh i miss her. :(
hsky04 3 months ago
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hsky04 3 months ago
Is the dog's name Ezio or Altair? Either of them?
DeathForRomance 3 months ago 2
Shit i wouldent want to be locked in a F***ing backyard either. Not a suprise
dbish1 3 months ago
I tried plenty of big cages , my husky always escapes or makes his way out, there's a new saying, buy things HUSKY PROOF!.... Love him but man! such a strong dog
DesignerDigital 4 months ago
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DesignerDigital 4 months ago
He ain't coming back lol
inzy85 4 months ago
huskys are escape artist my dog was a digger and dug under the fence then we laid that concrete that come in a bag down and he still dug it up so we ended up laying brick under the fence...then he figured out how to unlock the fence LOL
gordysuggs 4 months ago
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so instead of stopping your dog you'd rather film it....sad.
ZaraAnne95 4 months ago
@ZaraAnne95 As much as that looks like the case, I was down the drive way out of sight waiting for her, she had escaped many times and we couldn't figure out how she was doing it. Since figuring out how she had gotten out we increased the gate height to 2 metres. So yes filming her was intended to find out how she was doing it, as up till we saw this she had always been a digger. Ever since the places we have lived in have had 2meter high concrete based fences, and she hasn't done it since :)
vampyr79 4 months ago 47
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the question is, why is she trying to escape so much? lol
lnromandude 3 months ago
@lnromandude Huskies are work dogs. By nature, if they don't have at least one to two things to do a day, they will escape and find something to do.
TeagueTrollbane 3 months ago
@TeagueTrollbane
i see. i made the mistake of looking at some videos of husky puppies and now i really want one haha. but after seeing this and reading some of the comments here it sounds like a lot of people are having troubles with their huskies running away. also i live in nebraska, and i'm not sure if that's a good climate for huskies (though one of my neighbors had one)
lnromandude 3 months ago
@lnromandude I never myself owned a husky, but I've spent many years training my friend's when they first got them (live in an apartment no pets :\). Nebraska shouldn't be a bad place for a husky, if it gets over 95 degrees out, make sure its inside. A lot of husky owners are having trouble with theirs cause they want the awesomeness of the husky but want the feasibility of a small chihuahua. Huskies are actually very easy to train (in my experience) and if you give them a job, they wont escape.
TeagueTrollbane 3 months ago
@vampyr79 we have two husky and they are escape artist two they are a smart dog just when we thought we had it worked out they were at it again lol we have then sorted now. its great to see you are such a responsible owner to mach sure ur husky is safe don't let the negative comments get to you.us fellow husky owners understand the smarts of the breed. :)
th33kh0 3 months ago
@vampyr79 we have a wood privacy fence like the one in ur video and somehow my husky climbs it the same way yours climbs that chainlink fence. better keep an eye on her :]
mattgotsskill 2 months ago
huskies are not called ascape artists for no reason..
AggTheMag 4 months ago
I highly suggest the PetSafe wireless confinement system - no lines to bury and your dog can only go so far before it beeps warning to turn around (you can vary it from 1 - 30 yards) I wish I had found it for my wanderer who learned to get off his teether to chase whatever critter caught his eye, even onto the highway!
gingergargoyle 4 months ago
I gotta keep an EYE on my Husky dog Leela, Shes getting big to the point where I have to keep an eye on her the whole time in the backyard fence.
SoulReaper1900 4 months ago
I used to have a Siberian Husky named Nakita who would do the same thing. Except she was kinda dumb about it because she'd climb over while she was tied up and end up standing on her hind legs on the other side of the fence until someone came home to untie her...
EmoSithProductions 4 months ago
That is a smart dog.
Jujube20 5 months ago
dun dun du du dun dun du du dun dun du du duuuu
megahypersuperhero 5 months ago
Our Husky is three years old. He can open the front door, so we have to keep it locked all the time. Even so, he's managed to get out three times when I've gone out for just a few seconds to put the trash out or whatever. He heads off in the same direction every time... to the field where I take him while he's on the leash. Unfortunately that involves crossing a busy road. I've chased him each time and my heart stopped as he crossed that road but so far he seems to know when its safe to cross.
Dasco666 5 months ago
they are the gratest at escaping arent they
OwlBlade 5 months ago
Mine is the Same Way she tries to be slick and those the same thing i get soooo maddddddddd because we call her and its like we are playing with her. my kids go after her but she always does the same thing i wish she could just sit with us and relax:((
CALENA2002US 5 months ago
My Husky Haven Used to escape all the time...lol. Sadly his last escape cost him his life as he was hit by a car :-(
Imtherealsaturnsonic 6 months ago 26
@Imtherealsaturnsonic I am sorry to hear that, :(
vampyr79 6 months ago 28
@Imtherealsaturnsonic :'-(
VideoWatcher440 5 months ago
i`m sorry i lost a dogthe same way years ago it`s a feeling that can`t be described .
loveallcod 5 months ago
@Imtherealsaturnsonic sorry
dinuccij 5 months ago
@Imtherealsaturnsonic
that is your fault. wow.
you basically killed your dog
SG02JATT 5 months ago
@SG02JATT You are the prime example why Dog's are much better than humans,and you also make a very strong case why stupid people should use contraceptives!! it's your parents fault you were born you little shit!!!
Imtherealsaturnsonic 5 months ago
@Imtherealsaturnsonic
you basically killed your dog
SG02JATT 5 months ago
@SG02JATT You are basically Dumb...
Imtherealsaturnsonic 5 months ago
@Imtherealsaturnsonic FUCKIN' OWNED.
DasQuark 4 months ago
@DasQuark huh? not sure what you're getting at?
Imtherealsaturnsonic 1 week ago
@Imtherealsaturnsonic sad
ancilovespurple 4 months ago
@Imtherealsaturnsonic ):
iDooog 4 months ago
@Imtherealsaturnsonic i'm so sorry...my husky Dakota escaped and was also killed by a car...heart break like no other =(
Hellzap0ppin 3 months ago
@Hellzap0ppin yes i agree with you totally, my heart is still broken. i miss him very much. so sorry i didnt reply sooner mus'tve missed this...
Imtherealsaturnsonic 1 week ago
@Imtherealsaturnsonic I'm so sorry to hear that. D:
21stCenturyBoxProduc 2 months ago
@Imtherealsaturnsonic - too bad they don't listen when we tell them "the fence is here to protect you!" Sorry you lost your Sibe. I know the feeling! :-(
HinaLupo 1 week ago
@HinaLupo thank you, and i know what you mean..
Imtherealsaturnsonic 1 week ago
Hahaa! Smart dog! Wish my dog was that smart....wait i don't.....i don't want her to run away... well never mind! But great vid.!
HorseLuver178 6 months ago
lol my dogs an escape artist but everytime he gets out at the end of the day he comes back like nothing happend lol
TheKillj901 6 months ago 16
@TheKillj901 wish mine did that, but usually she ends up out front of the local Macdonalds ;)
vampyr79 6 months ago 30
@vampyr79
I have collected mine at McDonalds a few times too! :P
It's the cheese burgers thats her addiction!
BlackestMarket 5 months ago
@vampyr79 OMFG That's so fucken funny hahahahahahahaha maybe your husky just wants to have some BigMacs hehehehehehehhe
Special1Mourinho 5 months ago
@vampyr79 hahaha!!! i bet he was after the smell of burgers :))
runeguy221akaredguy2 4 months ago
@vampyr79 my dog always runs away but comes back 4 food i have a very carless street
thepuppydog333 3 months ago
@vampyr79 she wants fries dats why XD
HipieGirl1786 3 months ago
@vampyr79
LOL she chooses a nice place to hang out ^o^
Quetta12 2 months ago
PARKOUR!!!!!!
AyeeJustinn 6 months ago
haha my two husky mixes do that all the time.. I had to get a much TALLER fence..must be that desire to run! :) one of my dogs is a Sasha as well!
sarbeara81 6 months ago
Thanks :) I appreciate it! The only downside is I dont have an electric or normal fence :( I want to get the fence during the winter and install it during spring which would mean keeping the dog on a leash during the fall :/ What do you think?
WithdrawnKC 6 months ago
@WithdrawnKC, Sasha was on a 6m long lead at one point.... Howled all day every day. to be honest if you don't hve a fence, I would avoid a husky. as they when they can will easily run for miles without stopping all becuase they think there is something a little more interesting over the next hill etc :)
Other option is one of those doggy daycare type places
vampyr79 6 months ago
@vampyr79 Thanks again! Much appreciated! Btw, Sasha is a beautiful dog :)
WithdrawnKC 6 months ago
@vampyr79 Thanks again! Btw, Sasha is a beautiful dog :)
WithdrawnKC 6 months ago
What's your dogs name, and where did you get her!?!? She's gorgeous!
LittleFangedWonder92 6 months ago 2
@LittleFangedWonder92 , her name is Sasha and I got her as a re-homed dog from my local siberian husky club
vampyr79 6 months ago
@LittleFangedWonder92 her name is Sasha, she was about about 3 when I shot this video. I got her thru my local husky club as a re-homed dog ( I am her 3rd owner) , she is now nearly 8 and still as devious as ever
vampyr79 6 months ago
@vampyr79 Sasha is a dead ringer for my husky, Loki (age 7), who is also an escape artist. Fortunately he never goes far but I live in the city and it's always a worry that one of his adventures won't end well.
Bfdidc 5 months ago
she is saying haha bitch I may not be able to go under but I sure as heck can now go over!
DownHillNoBody15 6 months ago
P.S. It is full husky not mix
GarrettEdd 6 months ago
@GarrettEdd yup Sasha is a pedigree :)
vampyr79 6 months ago
I have the same comment as withdrawnKC. Exept my house is about 700 square feet with a extreamly small backyard.
GarrettEdd 6 months ago
wait... so you just stood there watching him get away?
TallRobby 6 months ago
@TallRobby, no I was waiting for her down the driveway, I had set the camera up to film the weakest point on the fence line..... even then she managed to bypass me... the result of this video tho was that the part she climbed was extended to 2M high and she never escaped from that property again..
vampyr79 6 months ago
@vampyr79 so how did you catch her after she ran?
TallRobby 6 months ago
@TallRobby, simple, that day drove round in ever increasing circles till I spotted her ;) other days get calls from neighbours (she has tags with my number on it and she is microchipped). and any other time the dog control people call me saying can I come get her (thats usually a $150 phone call).....
vampyr79 6 months ago
@vampyr79 thats cool, so does micro chips hurt the dog? And did you put your phone number on her collar?
TallRobby 6 months ago
@TallRobby the micro chip tag is about the size of a grain of rice, is a relatively harmless injection by the vet. but it allows the dog control people to positively identify you as the owner of the dog :)
vampyr79 6 months ago
@vampyr79 thats cool, how much does it cost for them to inject it, i'm getting a husky soon and my fence is a 5 foot wood, so i'm afraid he will jump it and run away...
TallRobby 6 months ago
@TallRobby , had it done a few years ago, but in new zealand dollars it was about $100, which
I thinks around about US$80. but I suspect it may be cheaper over there to it done
vampyr79 6 months ago
@vampyr79 people have been saying you can off train leash your dog with other dogs around, as in they see they do but I don't have any other dogs lol =P
TallRobby 6 months ago
@TallRobby , I would love to agree with them, and I love husky's as a breed. but they are not like normal dogs. yes they are trainable but they are also very smart and independant ;) none of mine I have ever trusted off lead, to illustate a point, I let my neighbour take my dog for a walk and stressed to him "Not of the lead". 4 hours later my neighbour reappeared with my dog.... the neigherbour let her run free.... she came back clean, he on the other hand was exausted and mud covered
vampyr79 6 months ago
@vampyr79 haha lol better than paying $150 for control =P
TallRobby 6 months ago
Hey, to the owner of this video and any others who know about Huskies, I have some questions if you can. I'm considering getting a beautiful Husky/Shepard (Mainly Husky) mix from the adoption shelter, a 2 year old ex-stray. She seemed was very obedient in the shelter when we took her outside for a quick walk, and was very contained and friendly. Would being at home 5 hours a day during the week and 8 during the weekend be enough for a husky? I love dogs but I figured I could use a owner's input.
WithdrawnKC 6 months ago
@WithdrawnKC to be honest, I am away from home 8+ hours a day and I love my dog. but they do require a lot of attention. Sasha is a re-homed siberian (prior to me, she had 2 other owners). my only recommendation is spend time with other owners of the breed you want. Sasha is the 3 husky I have owned (all have been from either then SPCA or my local husky club). but they are awesome and I wouldn't want another type :)
vampyr79 6 months ago
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Thanks :) I appreciate it! The only downside is I dont have an electric or normal fence :( I want to get the fence during the winter and install it during spring which would mean keeping the dog on a leash during the fall :/ What do you think?
WithdrawnKC 6 months ago
@vampyr79 Thanks :) I appreciate it! The only downside is I dont have an electric or normal fence :( I want to get the fence during the winter and install it during spring which would mean keeping the dog on a leash during the fall :/ Plus im going to be ajunior in high school plus spring track, fall soccer, and a winter/summer job. What do you think? Am I in a condition to get it?
WithdrawnKC 6 months ago
~ Nice ~
Bet he could just jump that fence.
StowAlex 7 months ago
haha this reminds me of Balto
Takashi577 7 months ago
HUSKY: Small fence aint gonna stop me from my mission, brb I gotta go save the world.
has it ever occured to you guys that maybe all siberian huskies are part of a spy agency hence why they are always escaping
Soccercrazyigboman 7 months ago
my husky can open the side gate. there learning too fast....
TheKamikazi123 7 months ago
@TheKamikazi123 yup sasha can pop gate locks too
vampyr79 6 months ago
i think i can't do it O.o
TalTxD 7 months ago
huskies must be part mexican
jlimproj 7 months ago
My husky slash can claim over my 6ft fence.
AngBubba 7 months ago
does he have a collar?!
atuhlove 7 months ago
@atuhlove yup a collar, and micro chip, I am tempted to GPS track her as well :)
vampyr79 6 months ago
Can jump over fence
Cougman1978 7 months ago
lol
madifoles123 7 months ago
Does your husky come back on command? When mine gets out, he just runs and won't listen to me. =/
stewie144 8 months ago
@stewie144 sadly she comes back on distraction if we are fast, aka, open the car door and pretend we're about to go for a drive... is she doesn't see or hear it, we'd be lucky to catch her within an hour or more
vampyr79 6 months ago
LOL, my huskies used to jump my fence like it wasn't there. My boy was so good at it, he'd do it when I'm right there and he'll be smooth enough that I wouldn't even notice. Than he'll just chill in my neighbor's yard and raid his garden for any veggies that might taste ok...lol. And as soon as I notice I'd yell at him and he'd bounce back over and start sniffing the ground like "What, I'v been here, just sniffing around, this whole time! What's all the excitement about?!" :)
shmuckling 8 months ago
Tun TUN TUNTUNNN TUTUTUN JAMES BOND
GenteAzona 8 months ago
O_O o..m..g
strawberrycupcakez1 8 months ago
mine dose not go out at all i only have a 4ft fence. am goen to get another husy soon hope its the same as storm
wingding028 8 months ago
That dog is stern. Some don out here
RaidenGear15 8 months ago
My pug could climb that o.O
brenton490 8 months ago
@brenton490 pugs are cute!
Kristanni20X6 8 months ago
@Kristanni20X6 Yea they are my pug seems to catch everyone's eyes
brenton490 8 months ago
I have tried the invisible fence and my two husky don't get out hardly ever now. When they do get out I know their batteries aren't working and I change them out. My husky used to dig under the fence and sqeeze out so I know how it istrying to get both of my huskies back home once try get out
mickeymuttbutt 8 months ago
0:12 Tic tac trough the door ^^
lMarksmanl 9 months ago
my husky doesn't jump the fence. He has figured out how to open the latch and waltz right out. We have been having to lock the fence for the past 7+ years because of him. these dogs are too smart for their own britches.
EternalDragon6661 9 months ago
Our Husky/Aairedale, Sheiba, did this all the time. xD
The fence was at the least 6ft tall and she would climb over it like it was nothing. After she got out she'd walk 6 blocks or so to my mom's job at Mc'Donalds to get free food or she'd head over to KFC not far from there to get chicken. She became very well known to everybody who worked around there and got spoiled by them. xD She was the best dog I ever knew for 17yrs.
xXNibiNoNekoXx 9 months ago
I have a husky mix and she does the same thing! We had a dog kennel with the cyclone fencing and she would climb right up and out! The neighborhood has gotten to know her and (cross my fingers) she has only been picked by animal control once!
snochik127 9 months ago
Oh how huskies love to run---and not come back. Fortunately they are so beautiful that people return them. We used an angled top on the fence--about 45 degrees.
sarafineify 9 months ago
It must be a Husky trait, 9 ft fence doesn't stop our 2 husky's. Because of them we have gotten to know neighbors in a 6 block radius and animal control. They could have the run of a huge backyard but we have had to resort to chaining them up unless they are supervised. They would have us bankrupt in animal control bailout money. Has anyone tried the electric fence?
Krunchmom 9 months ago
@Krunchmom have pretty much resorted to 6m long steel cable when we arent there.. but new place seems at this point somewhat secure....
tho I was tempted at one point to get one of those invisible fence systems changed my mind when I realised that Sasha would just get annoyed with it and work thru the pain... ;) darn Husky temperament ;)
vampyr79 9 months ago 4
@Krunchmom my Akita did the same thing! and the electronic fences did not work for my Akita but you have to shave the neck where the collar shocks them.. i cant say i like that idea :o(
strawbary 8 months ago
@Krunchmom Didnt phase mine, if they want out they will get out, Huskies are very strong willed, mine has 5 acres to run on and she still rather run around the neighborhood, thankfully I live in a very dog friendly area and everyone knows her..
AmberPeach 7 months ago
@Krunchmom ....electric fence didnt stop her, barbed wire didnt stop her (just trimmed some of her fur) and metal fence with concrete at bottom didnt stop her, she will go over it, under it or even thru it, she filled down her front teeth chewing through the fence while I was at work
AmberPeach 7 months ago
Winning!
Sonyag1 10 months ago
So...does he come back on his own usually? Or do you have to go find him every time?
VINsational331 10 months ago
@VINsational331 annoyingly if she escpaes on weekends the renta dog patrol lock her up and charge me, if she escapes during the week the dog patrol usually drop her back home, and chain her up with a note to say she escaped and then the search is how she escaped.... this time
vampyr79 10 months ago
that dogs like a mexican he can jump fencess
loya211 10 months ago
that dogs like a mekican he can jump fencess
loya211 10 months ago
What I like the most is the cinder block at the bottom of the gate that appears to be there to block previous attempts of opening the gate. However it just aids the husky in CLIMBING over it. This dog. . . .is a ninja.
NortheastGamer 10 months ago 10
6 people could not escape..
GhostFighter5 10 months ago
my Siberian husky once escaped and he ended up 11 miles away in a day :/
awsoume23 11 months ago
it is the husky verson of the great escape
97antiv 11 months ago
Anyone who has a husky needs a barb-wire fence around their house
JD12ish 11 months ago
So easy :)
Seduc3r 11 months ago
0:06 Husky: that fence is really short, maybe i should jump it.
0:09 Husky: o.k screw ill just walk over here.
0:12 Husky: They're just mocking me, well ill show them!
0:15 Husky: O.k now what. Ill just put my foot here and haha! Fuck you masters!
assassinscreed5493 11 months ago
this is identical to my 5... ugh you gotta love them
huskydje 11 months ago
To all of you who are considering getting a husky: DO place a 50 foot fence all around the perimeter of your yard. DON'T leave anything near that 50 foot fence or they will figure out how to use it to jump over. DO line your yard with heavy rocks, cactus, or concrete to prevent your husky from going under. DO put 3 locks on each gate. DO warn the shelter and give them a description of your dog because your husky is going to escape anyway.
shamuluva 11 months ago
i was waiting for his leg to get stuck in the fence
plastiplane 1 year ago
yeeeeeeeeeep, my malamute could and would do something like this ahahah.
melonnknee 1 year ago
Very clever this husky!!!
lolsatgirl 1 year ago
haha i have woken up to see the same thing many times.
God i love these dogs! never a dull moment with a husky.
My Koius looks exactly like your Sasha. does she have the two eye colors? one brown one blue?
theraVen27 1 year ago
@theraVen27 , Sasha has a blue and a half Blue/brown eye.... have moved a few times since I made this video, and the fences are getting higher each time, I am thankfully she doesn't realize that she can jump.....
:)
vampyr79 1 year ago
@vampyr79
that is so cool! our dogs must have been seperated at birth haha! they look so much the same down to the half brown half blue in one eye.
I love the vids.
Thanks
theraVen27 1 year ago
the great escape. Doggy Style!
GameMaster30000 1 year ago
No word of a lie.. its insane how they can escape. My backyard is fenced in and some how my husky border collie cross manages to squeeze thru the bars of the wrought iron fence. These are tiny bars people!!!
ZephyrsBell 1 year ago
My Husky isn't gonna escape when i get him, not with my 7 foot high fence i've put in haha
EnglishSaint1 1 year ago
@EnglishSaint1 hope for your sake he hasn't gotten the idea that he can jump.... I have heard some will easily clear 7 ft....
vampyr79 1 year ago 5
@vampyr79 Ha yeah, my husky has. I didnt know how he got out the first time but then i put him in the backyard and watched from a window and sure enough he jumped right over. He likes to go to the bus stop a block away and say hi to everyone. He is a very social dog, kinda a pain when people walk by my house, he always wants attention!
chaos3276 10 months ago
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@EnglishSaint1 if they cant go over they go under
ccwoike 11 months ago
@EnglishSaint1 it's not just climbing, there is also digging and squeezing, we have a wooden fence that's flat so she can't climb and my husky got off her chain, dug a hole, squeezed through and then climbed the neighbors fence which is up against ours to get out to the street.
Ironwings 10 months ago
@EnglishSaint1 i have a 10 ft fence and they climbed it ... get them chipped its the only way unless u have a 12ft concrete fortress... they climb wire fences, they dig under if theres no cement, and can climb wood too using the supports
silencegalore 10 months ago
@silencegalore but then they just look for a shed, or make a big pile of dirt to jump from
novantha1 9 months ago
My Husky was an escape artist. We made fences taller because he'd jump/climb over. Buried in the ground, because he'd dig under. Installed chain link because he chewed through everything else. And we only put him out while we were at work, 8 hours/day. The cops stopped picking him up, and just called & said, "Your dog has been spotted downtown. You wanna go get him?"
tbuck501 1 year ago 11
@tbuck501 local pound knows my dog, they get the description and just ring me directly :(
vampyr79 1 year ago 11