Although only 7 months, most other dogs actually submit to saya at the dog park they all lay down and get on their stomach when playing, saya is always driving other dogs nuts. I was wondering is it a husky thing? Do other dogs usually submit to them while playing at the dog park?

I think this would depend more on the personality of the dog, not necessarily because Saya is a husky. Tika is super submissive and lets other bully her all the time, its just her personality. I have seen a 5 pound yorky make Tika submit.
Ripley is much more dominant in general and it has caused problems when other dogs at the park are as well, because she doesnt like other dogs dominating her in the least bit and gets pissed off.
I have only seen one other dog put her in her place and it was a husky/mal cross.

Yuki only submits to dogs when she thinks shes gonna lose, as far as I can tell. At home, neither Cloud nor Yuki submit to each other, its an ongoing battle. I think Cloud still thinks he has a fighting chance... But at the dog park Yuki so far has dominated a corgi, toy poodle, and has only been dominated by some hound mix that weighed about 10 pounds more than her XD Its gonna be fun when shes big

Edit: @MayaAndSophie oh my gawd can you imagine Yuki when shes grown and Maya both at the dog park?

Blaze is really submissive with most dogs he just doesn't have to be th dominate one. I agree it does depend on the dog personality.

Now Kerian wants to dominate and be the incharge dog most of the time.

Haha saya is always on the other dogs case for some reason. haha even on bigger dogs case this spoiled diva

Stig and zero share this so far.
Zero and Stig play rough... but they play.
at the park Stig likes to try and dominate the biggest dog there, so far has tried with a Newfoundland dog and a Golden Retriever. Never works out to well, but he tries.

Zero on the other hand only bothers with trying to dominate the inlaws English Bulldog... and well from time to time Stig.

may sound like a silly question? but does anyone else have a dog which tries to bring down bigger dogs and control them by their collar? Zero learned young that 30 lbs is no match for a 60lbs English Bulldog.. so she started grabbing her collar, and leading the bulldog around, tossing him a bit etc... When Stig was a small pup he leanred this same technique from master Zero... now Stig is twice the size of zero, and is still using this same technique, which kind of worries me as once full grown, that could cause series damage to other dogs I figures... but Zero still manages to get the upper hand in a battle between our two.

Maya does ALL the time at the dog park. It's usually only to really submissive and scared dogs, she'll pin them and bully them. Sophie only does if she's with maya. I haven't taken Kay enough to really tell. I stopped taking maya for a while because I kept getting stressed out by all the owners freaking out. Maya will also pin small dogs so I HATE it when people bring small dogs to the big side. She'll also get into fights with dogs that challenge her.
Maya has never been pinned, not even when she was a puppy. GSDs are her favorite to dominate and play with.

@Mobezilla we'll clear all the wimpy dogs out of the park. The small dogs can just go to the small side where they belong.

@Abby well we were saying that we wanted a big side only for huskies Our dream will come true!

Bode has never been very dominant to other dogs at the park, but he also isn't submissive. If he isn't on the same level as the other dog, he doesn't want to play. He will play really hard though!

@Megan I hope it does come true. If it doesn't maya will just have to stop being a brat and play nice. But we know that will never happen.

I'm pretty sure Kay will dominate others at the dog park. She tries to dominate Maya and Sophie here so I'm sure she will there too. She just needs to come out of her shell a little more.

Haha mischievous huskies

Rogue doesn't submit or dominant, she just hangs. Koda is pretty inbetween too- he DOES hump sometimes, but he learned that from the doggy daycare I worked at and has no idea what humping even means... just that dogs do it. When we're over at Claudia's, it's so dumb because Storm and Koda take turns and then occasionally try to get poor little Ro, lmao.

Anubis is a dominant dog, bu the never was in an aggressive way, it is like while playing hey pssst by the way I´m the chief ok

For a smaller husky, Bodhi has no fear. They are happy when he shows up at doggy daycare, because he institutes games of chase. They say that he has all the other dogs running laps. When I come to pick him up, I usually find him wrestling with the biggest dog there. It seems like GSD's match his desire to wrestle.

I don't think he's trying to dominate; he just wants to play. He's the best socialized dog I've ever had. My first husky was very dominating, and my second was stand-offish.

At home on our road, his "girlfriend" is an Australian shepherd that is smaller than he is. They chase and wrestle in the same way he does at daycare.

Anna is very submissive as well. I figured she would try to dominant other dogs but she tends to fall on the ground and play dead for other dogs. No matter the size of the dog.