So these passed few weeks Trillion has been acting up and im not sure why.
She's been barking at me staring at me and barking at the wee hours of the morning/night. she's chewed up my slippers, has eaten like four of my stuffed animals, ate my birds food -_- and has just been whining non stop.

Im not sure what it is.
She has been eating normally, has normal stools goes pee normally goes out for our normal walks and is tired after two miles as normal. she's 10 months. we doing training every day. we practice nilf. and she's been mouthing/nipping!!


Any suggestions on what to do?

you have a 10month old welcome to the age of the teenager, this is the time many huskies get turned into shelters for their now not so cute behavior. keep up the training, get her more of a work out and its time to start keeping things out of her reach. good luck!

Oh boy.

Well, Looks like ill have to kick up her 2 mile to a three mile, and start back on group classes along with her daily 2 20 min training sessions a day.

we have also started up what we did for her mouthing when she was 6 months(ish) which was completely get up and ignore her. but the issue this time is her just coming up to us and putting her mouth on her hands. and she knows she isn't supposed to, she will look at us and just sit there like oh hey look at me.

what a pain lol

Thanks for the advice.

Also the weather is getting cooler, which makes their activity levels sky rocket lol. Ares is 10 months right now so I know how you feel, he has been a complete nutcase lately.

We're so ready for snow!

Balon is almost 8 months old and I have noticed he has been mouthier too, we are just stepping up the reinforcement that it's not allowed. I know he is just playing, but we don't want it to progress.

We're having the same issues with Toccoa. She's a spaz! She's also taken to jumping up and biting my shirt to get my attention. Lovely.

Hehehe I'm so glad Rodeo was ill during this phase... LOL

And now the benefits of adopting/rescuing older huskies pays off. Mika was just after this stage when I got her. I think that is WHY they got rid of her btw.

Best of luck, others have made it through to the other side, so be strong and you will also.

The only thing that helps with Cato is chewing and mental stimulation. I could walk him all day but he still gets bored.

They are puppies. Give it time and DO NOT LEAVE ANYTHING OUT. If your pup ingests something, you will feel terrible

Sounds like a lot of us are in the same boat. Yesterday I was sitting at the computer and Lola came up behind me and put her paws on my shoulders. My first thought was - ahhh...she's giving me a massage. Then she grapped my braid and gave it a playful yank! Guess she was tired of chasing her own tail.

This sounds vaguely familiar...lol. Onyx just turned 10 months and boy has it been fun, , lol. Onyx has been doing roughly the same thing, We are starting to get yelled at, I like this though, had a husky growing up that I could hold a conversation with, but I digress...lol. Just last night I tried to take video of him on his bed where would literally spin on one spot and put his mouth on his bed, like he was fluffing it, and not a slow spin either, it was amazing he didn't get dizzy and fall over. We also wrestle a bit and he runs as fast as he can in a short amount of space, inside our house.

This time is when I knew I made the right decision. I am loving this right now, even though I have to more vigilant then ever and he is a big pain.

I agree! While Toccoa is being a royal pain, she's AWESOME! It's been a lot of fun!

Wow! We are going through the exact same thing with Qannik! He just turned 9 months old. As much as I'm not happy with his antics, I am relieved to know that this is a common phase he is going through. We have ramped up his training and are increasing his exercise too. So glad we aren't alone....and like other's have said, as much of a PIA he is, we love him to pieces!