Grooming a husky can be a high-maintenance process, they have a special type of double coat that naturally keeps them warm in the cold and helps to cool them off in warm weather.  It must NEVER be shaved as this will ruin the coat, they need to be groomed with a special tool called a rake at least twice a week.  It will remove any shedding fur from the undercoat and keep them from becoming matted. Hair between the toe-pads should also be trimmed at least once a month as overgrowth can keep them from being able to walk properly and will eventually cause foot issues.  Huskies do not retain the kind of "dog odor" that many other breeds do, for regular maintenance a bath every four weeks with an oatmeal based shampoo is usually sufficient. Of course, if the dog is participating in activities that require more frequent bathing--then common sense should be used, e.g. bathe the dog.

 

Huskies blow their coats (shed heavily) two-three times per year, in order to minimize the amount of shedding the regular grooming needs to be maintained. If you are not the type of person who is willing to groom your dog regularly, than you need to factor this into making the decision to welcome Maharet into your home.  This is part of who she is and it is not going change, so please make the decision informed and thoughtfully.