Can I take my husky jogging?

While walking may be the activity that most owners go to, Huskies are much more fond of high-intensity exercise like running. This makes them the perfect pet for frequent runners or joggers, as they’re fully capable of keeping pace and going for long distances without an issue.

When can I start jogging with my husky?

Although you probably want to get started running with your Husky puppy straight away, it is best to wait until they are at least one year old. Husky puppy joints and muscles are still growing until they are one year old, so running can put extra pressure and stress on their ligaments, affecting their growth.

How far can a husky travel in a day?

Huskies are naturally active dogs bred for endurance and long-distance running. The average Husky can run 10 to 20 miles in a session (compared to 2 to 5 miles by the average breed). And with training, a Husky can run 40 miles at a time. However, sled Huskies can top 137 miles per day, thanks to their metabolic switch!

How to get in touch with HUSKY Health?

For any questions related to your HUSKY Health program medical benefits and services, contact Member Engagement Services: For questions on behavioral health, dental, pharmacy, and more, get in touch below:

Where to find HUSKY Health covid-19 helpline?

For special information and resources for HUSKY Health members about coronavirus (COVID-19), including the Nurse Helpline, www.ct.gov/husky/covidinfoformembers. For special information for HUSKY Health providers, please visit www.ct.gov/husky/covidinfoforproviders.

Where can I find HUSKY Health in CT?

For the general HUSKY Health website gateway, please visit portal.ct.gov/husky. HUSKY Health includes Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program, and is administered by the Connecticut Department of Social Services.

What kind of health insurance does HUSKY Health offer?

HUSKY Health includes Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program, and is administered by the Connecticut Department of Social Services.