I have a 10 year old siberian husky and every year from...

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Question by Laura
Submitted on 1/9/2004
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I have a 10 year old siberian husky and every year from since he was 7 years old he has nibbled on his front leg, causing it to get a sore and he has to wear a cone. It seems to occur the same time every year (Fall,Winter), and it's the same leg every year. I was wondering if this is common among Siberian Huskies. I've had two vets tell me two different things. One said he was board and I need to spend more time with him, but I can't spend 24hrs a day with him (Unfortunately I have to work). The other said that she's read something about this, but she didn't know how to stop it. Anyone having similar problems.

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