It’s always a little scary to hire a new pet sitter, right? What if your pet doesn’t like them? Oh — or what if they judge your dog’s normal routine?! That’s what one woman was really worried about when she made a video for her pet sitter who was coming to care for her Huskies. The dogs are a little bit particular. And now people online are cracking up at their day-to-day regimen.
Dogs might be your best companion, but that doesn’t mean they don’t have their special needs. Some dogs are quirky — that’s okay! And the dog mom’s video documenting her two Huskies little habits are totally relatable to all pet parents.
The Husky mom was so worried that she feared her pet sitter would quit. Let’s just say her Huskies are particular. They each like things just so.
The woman wanted to share a few things that poor Emily “should know” before coming over.
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“Levi won’t eat his dinner unless he thinks it’s a five star Michelin meal,” the woman explained. “So do whatever you have to to make him believe that,” she added, while pretending to chop the dog’s food up and “heating it up” in the oven.
The dog mom shared many more of their quirks in the clip, check it out!
“Would you quit if you were Emily?” she asked.
People in the comments were positively tickled.
“We need Emily to video her dog sitting experience,” wrote one person.
“Smuckers knows EXACTLY what she’s doing with the rugs,” teased another commenter.
“I love whatever is wrong with Levi,” joked someone else.
“You know what. The video is actually much better than paper instructions,” chimed in one person.
Why Are Huskies So Dramatic?
Huskies have a little bit of a reputation for being drama queens. And it’s true! These dogs can be a little over-the-top in their actions. Part of the reason for that is that Huskies are very sensitive and very vocal dogs. They’ll let you know how they feel!
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This story was originally reported by PetHelpful on Sep 15, 2025, where it first appeared in the Pet News section. Add PetHelpful as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
