Husky owner shows why bubble-loving dog wouldn't survive in the wild

Oregon - When you've acclimated to domesticated life as a dog, there's no turning back.

Jackson the Husky might not survive in the wild after living a sweet domesticated life.
Jackson the Husky might not survive in the wild after living a sweet domesticated life.  © Collage: Screenshot / Instagram / huskyjacksonfamily

For one Husky by the name of Jackson, life is pretty sweet. Because of that, his owners don't seem to think he'd last a day in the wild – and they're probably not wrong.

In a video posted on their fur baby's dedicated Insta account, Jackson's pet parents, who labelled him an "indoor prince", listed the numerous reasons their four-legged friend wouldn't make it in the great outdoors.

For starters, there are no bubble parties in the wild, something Jackson seems to love – and rightfully so. Secondly, there definitely aren't frozen treats like popsicles readily available, either.

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Even if there were, they likely wouldn't come with the added bonus of a human friend holding the popsicle stick for easy devouring.

Third on their list was the fact that nature seldom provides emotional support toys like Jackson's personal favorite: a stuffed banana peel.

Next was the wild's obvious lacking of an above-ground pool filled with ice, which gives Jackson and his husky self a temporary chill zone on hot days. Sure, there might be bodies of water in the wilderness, but they just can't compete with a personal pool full of frozen goodness.

Though Jackson might not survive in the wild, he sure seems to be thriving in his domesticated life!

Cover photo: Collage: Screenshot / Instagram / huskyjacksonfamily

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