I think I traumatized my husky.

I have two huskies. I got one and realized that he needed a buddy, so two weeks later we picked up his brother. Why they were pups I would pick them up and cradle them, the first one we got didn’t mind and would stay still, the second one relaxes for a sec than wants out. Plus whenever I pick up the second the first one would get jealous and climb up my legs to grab the second’s tail. When I picked both up the first would be gnawing on the second. So till they were one year old, I would picked up the first one and cradle him and leave the second left alone. They grew up and became heavy to lift.

They are two now and once in a while I would try to pick one up if I can; however, the roles got reversed and now second lets himself get pick up and doesn’t try to escape and actually just relax and relaxes his head on my shoulder. The first one the other hand, hates it even if I attempted to pick up. The moment I go and put my hands underneath as to pick him up. He would let a growl first and would bite if i even attempt to lift a centimeter off the ground. His bites are more like nibbles and never bites hard.

I sometimes have to move him to either go in or out, get him to eat or when tries to run away from his bath. After the growling and nibbling once I have him on my arms he calms down and just stops and relaxes. When anyone else attempts to pick him up he never does anything not even growling.

While biting the moment I look in his eyes directly he just stops and starts licking where he bit. I love this and give him belly scratches while this happening.

I just wanted to share this. He is so adorable. The second one is complete opposite and just lets himself be lifted off. I called them ying and yang for their complete opposites personality.

I have two huskies. I got one and realized that he needed a buddy, so two weeks later we picked up his brother. Why they were pups I would pick them up and cradle them, the first one we got didn’t mind and would stay still, the second one relaxes for a sec than wants out. Plus whenever I pick up the second the first one would get jealous and climb up my legs to grab the second’s tail. When I picked both up the first would be gnawing on the second. So till they were one year old, I would picked up the first one and cradle him and leave the second left alone. They grew up and became heavy to lift.

They are two now and once in a while I would try to pick one up if I can; however, the roles got reversed and now second lets himself get pick up and doesn’t try to escape and actually just relax and relaxes his head on my shoulder. The first one the other hand, hates it even if I attempted to pick up. The moment I go and put my hands underneath as to pick him up. He would let a growl first and would bite if i even attempt to lift a centimeter off the ground. His bites are more like nibbles and never bites hard.

I sometimes have to move him to either go in or out, get him to eat or when tries to run away from his bath. After the growling and nibbling once I have him on my arms he calms down and just stops and relaxes. When anyone else attempts to pick him up he never does anything not even growling.

While biting the moment I look in his eyes directly he just stops and starts licking where he bit. I love this and give him belly scratches while this happening.

I just wanted to share this. He is so adorable. The second one is complete opposite and just lets himself be lifted off. I called them ying and yang for their complete opposites personality.