Alice White
#16 The West Siberian Laika, which does not fully realize its energy potential, falls into depression, goes bald and often gains weight
Therefore, in order for the pet to be vigorous, healthy, and live the entire period allotted to him, it is better to lead him to the maximum. It is necessary to go out with the dog to breathe air at least twice, and preferably three times a day, and the duration of the walk should be at least an hour. Be sure to include in these 60 minutes not only standard runs on a leash but also elements of training, as well as action games. In order not to misbehave at home, the West Siberian Laika must give its best on the street, so ordinary festivities are indispensable here.
#17 When taking your ward to a park, square or forest belt, do not lose your vigilance.
West Siberian Laika males are natures that are carried away and instantly disappear from the field of view if a potential prey is drawn on the horizon. The best prevention of this behavior is a standard leash to control the movement of the animal. In general, once on the street, West Siberian Laika demonstrates terrible independence and pays almost no attention to the owner, preferring to go about their own business. Sometimes it is difficult to "reach out" to the dog, but it is necessary to do this since it is the overconfident and uncontrollable individuals who most often disappear on the hunt.
