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In the case with dogs, most of them don't kill their preys as their wild wolf cousins do because of their domestic history (raised by humans who feed them) UNLESS they are either feral dogs or dogs who were trained for hunting purpose. So how these dogs who do kill preys killl them is also different from the way the wolves do it. Sometimes it depends on how one was raised and its personality. If the owner suppressed it's hunting drive as a pup then it won't likely see any live animals as prey and thus will not do harm to them (unless it runs feral).
Like all large breeds, Siberian huskies (the ones with a hunting drive kept intact) generally pick on small non-canid animals like groundhogs, wild rabbits, and mice. And due in part to the husky's hunting dog ancestry, this breed is an expert at catching and KILLING smaller animals with little training required (although you'll need to keep that dog away from domestic rodents).
So to answer your question:
How they kill their preys vary depending on their respective environment and sometimes how their human hunting companions trained to to kill.
Example #1: Feral Huskie's Hunting Tactic
A feral husky (and there's a lot of those in Canada due to bad owners who abandon them) usually scavenges on dead animals but will simply chase down a live groundhog if one is available. The husky allows the groundhog to escape into its den but does not leave the sit, simply using its nose to track down exver alternate exits the groundhog may use. Once the groundhog emerages from hiding, the dog will leap at it and deliver a fatal blow to the stomach and then its dinner time. Feral huskies also eat squirrels, ducklings, goslings, and feral cats. Killing them the same way they would do on a groundhog. In the case with waterfowls, they'd chase off the parents and then grab the weakest of the offspring. They don't go after large hoofed animals though due to the lack of strengths (afterall, huskie's are not wolves).
Example #2: As a Hunting Dog
A hunting dog cannot kill a large animal like a deer or moose without the help of their human companions. The Chukchi people who bred the early Siberian Huskies did most of the hunting but occasionally allowed their dogs to do the killings for them. In this case, one hunter would fire a projectile at a medium sized hoofed animal, taking it down and then the huskies would run ahead and bite the prey in multiple spots until it's dead. This method lasted for thousands of years prior to the improvements of hunting rifles. Huskies usually aim for the neck to suffocate which give the hunters enough time to finish the animal if necessary.
The domesticated Siberian Husky will more enjoy the chase than want to actually hurt or kill. Once caught, if the animal lies down and is still, my Husky will not harm it! If however it is a bird and it flaps and panics - she will shake it and break its neck.
they stalk it then when close enough it pounces on it then kills it with a quick bite to the neck
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What predators does the Siberian husky have?
A husky has no predators. It is a dog, which can be considered an apex predator if it lived in the wild.
Does a Siberian husky migrate?
A Siberian Husky is a domesticated animal, reliant on humans for its survival, they are not found in the wild and are therefore incapable of migration.
What type of shelter does a Siberian husky have?
Its fur coat because it keeps the snow out which means the can bury themselves in the snowThere is no such thing as a wild Siberian husky.
What south Siberian husky like to eat?
they like to eat meat in the wild
How does a Siberian husky get its food when he lives in the wild?
Huskies are domesticated dogs and do not live in the wild. They get their food from their human owners.
Siberian husky predators?
The Husky breed is a domesticated animal. They were and are still bred as work animals so they do not per say have "predators". They are derived from the wolf family of canines so it is safe to say that the predators of wolves are the same to any canine. Wolves are at the higher end of there ecosystem, meaning they do not have many natural enemies. The only real threat to their kind is humans. Huskies, on the other hand, may have many other types of predators, but again, they are domesticated and are not generally found in the wild roaming about.
What is the population of the Siberian Husky in the wild?
Zero. They are domestic dogs, they either live with eskimos or average people.
What is the white Siberian tigers favourite food?
White tigers are Bengals, not Siberian, and deer and wild hog, and buffalo are their prey.
Which is bigger a husky or a Siberian husky?
The alaskan malamute is a little bit wider and more furry than a siberian husky, but a siberian husky is a little bit thinner and have sharper ears. An alaskan malamute has more strength and better skills in pulling sleds than a siberian husky. A siberian husky has blue eyes is faster than an alaskan malamute, while an alaskan malamute has a thicker head and small brown eyes. Siberian huskies have sharper teeth than alaskan malamutes, which have bigger jaws.
What are dangers for a husky?
well , if you are saying that your friend or you has a Siberian husky as a pet dog the biggest danger of all is to let them out side because it says it in books and everything but it is also true i have a Siberian husky and when i let him outside he runs a lot more faster and he is almost impossible to catch.Another danger is to abuse them because if you do abuse him too much he will have his wild side and that would be dangerous for you and the husky
What do wild huskies eat?
Like other dog breeds, Siberian huskies are omnivorous scavengers and will eat anything that is edible (and some things that are not). Huskies have high prey drives and will chase down and eat small prey such as rabbits if they have the chance.Siberian huskies eat rabbits, birds and other small animals.
Can you find a husky in the wild?
Kinda-sorta. The Siberian Husky is a domestic dog = kept my humans, so you're unlikely to fin any important number of them living wild. But there's always a possibility that an occasional animal has strayed and gone feral.
