Siberian Husky
Very popular endurance dog that travels well in the hold. Thick coat: watch out for heat on car trips.
Characteristics
- Size
- Large
- Withers height
- 50–60 cm
- Adult weight
- 16–27 kg
- Energy level
- High
- Life expectancy
- 12–14 years
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Temperament
- Energetic
- Friendly
- Independent
- Enduring
Car travel
Use a partition grille or a sturdy harness. Watch out for heat: its thick coat overheats quickly. Never leave it alone in the vehicle.
Train travel
Accepted on leash and muzzle. Get it used to the muzzle before departure. Check the carrier's rules and book in advance.
Air travel
Travels in the hold in an IATA-compliant crate. Robust and enduring; good crate habituation is still essential. A recent veterinary certificate is required.
Health precautions
- Heat sensitivity (thick coat)
- Hip dysplasia
- Eye issues
- Sensitive stomach
Recommended gear
- Rigid IATA-compliant crate
- Sturdy car safety harness
- Cooling mat for hot weather
- Collapsible bowl and water
- Comfortable muzzle for the train
To check before departure
- 1Check the airline's hold policy
- 2Recent veterinary certificate
- 3Get used to the IATA crate for several weeks
- 4Prepare pet passport and rabies vaccination
- 5Book the hold place in advance
Disclaimer
Transport rules vary by country and carrier. The information above is indicative and does not replace veterinary advice or the instructions of the carrier and competent authorities.