Woman Left in Shock After Filming Husky's 'Escape Route'

Newsweek

20-05-2025

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A determined Siberian husky has stunned viewers with her incredible ability to squeeze through the tightest gaps, in a video that has gone viral on social media.
The hilarious TikTok clip shared on Friday under the username @siberian_floofs, shows the fluffy pup, Rose, squeezing her entire body through the narrow gap of her pool fence, bending the metal a little, as she rushes back home.
"Wow, wow!" the poster can be heard yelling as the pup speeds toward the living room. "Weather gets nice and we don't know how to act," she writes in the caption.
Siberian huskies are active and intelligent dogs, who love being busy, and can run for hours without getting tired. They can also be quite naughty and stubborn, so plenty of training and exercise is required to keep them in place.
They are very social creatures, and, when socialized correctly, they can thrive with people and other dogs alike. Huskies also prefer having company, and may engage in destructive behaviors when left along for too long.
The breed is particularly known for suffering from separation anxiety, so they shouldn't be on their own for longer than they can handle.
Training should start as soon as they are ready to be brought home, which is usually around 8 weeks of age. Then, at around 10 to 12 weeks, after getting their vaccinations, your pup can enter obedience classes outside the home.
At home, huskies will need a consistent, reward-based training throughout their life, and, no matter how long it takes them to listen to you, it is important that you do not punish them to avoid setting back their training and harming your relationship.
Stock image: A Siberian husky stands behind a fence.
Stock image: A Siberian husky stands behind a fence.
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The video quickly went viral on social media and has so far received over 1 million views and more than 222,000 likes on the platform.
One user, Brandi Vincent, posted: "The fact the bars are ever so curved, it's obvious that's her spot every time."
CyberCybonic wrote: "I was fully expecting a clean jump, that was not it."
"We had a dog gate that had a little door at the bottom you could leave open for cats. Came downstairs to see my husky SQUEEZING herself through the little bottom door," a third user, Jordan, added.
Newsweek reached out to @siberian_floofs for comment via TikTok comments. We could not verify the details of the case.
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