Melaka: Huskitory Husky Interaction & Inu House Visit

Summary

Meet champion huskies in Melaka and share real moments with playful dogs

You’ll feel the buzz of happy huskies crowding around you in Melaka—expect playful chaos, laughter as you try out commands (and maybe fail), plus a group photo with new furry friends. Meet champion dogs from around the world and relax at INU House with Akita Inus and Shiba Inus. It’s less about perfect photos, more about honest connection—and you might leave with fur on your clothes but a lighter heart.

What’s the experience like?

We stepped into Huskitory in Melaka and, honestly, the first thing that hit me wasn’t just the sound—though there’s a lot of that, a jumble of excited barks and paws on tile—but this odd mix of cool fur smell and something like fresh laundry. The staff waved us in (one guy had a husky puppy tucked under his arm, which set the tone), and before I could even put my bag down, a big gray-and-white husky leaned against my leg like we were old friends. Our guide, Li, started telling us about how these Siberian Huskies came from places as far as Croatia and South Africa—champions apparently—but I was too busy laughing at one who kept trying to untie my shoelaces.

The main keyword here is “husky interaction Melaka”—and yeah, it’s not just petting. There’s this gentle chaos: fur everywhere, tongues lolling out, kids squealing when a dog flops into their lap. At one point Li asked if I wanted to try giving commands in Mandarin; I tried (“zuò!”) and got a head tilt from the dog—Li laughed so hard he nearly dropped his clipboard. The whole place feels like it runs on dog joy. Even my dad (not usually a “dog person”) ended up grinning with two huskies draped over his feet. They took our group photo after we’d all been thoroughly slobbered on—my hair was sticking up weird but I didn’t care.

Afterwards we wandered over to the INU House next door where Akita Inus and Shiba Inus lounged like royalty. The shibas are smaller but somehow twice as bossy; one barked at me for sitting in “his” spot. I liked that everyone—from toddlers to grandparents—was included without fuss. Wheelchair users rolled right up to the dogs; nobody blinked. It felt easy, no pressure to perform or pose, just real moments with animals who don’t judge your pronunciation or your messy hair.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Interact with Siberian Huskies

• Meet friendly Siberian Huskies
• Learn about the breed's history
• Enjoy activities for all ages
• Discover award-winning huskies
• Visit the INU House for Akita and Shiba Inus

Top questions

Is Huskitory suitable for young children?

Yes, activities are designed for all ages including young children.

Are wheelchairs or strollers allowed at Huskitory?

Yes, the experience is wheelchair accessible and infants or small children can use prams or strollers.

What breeds can I interact with at Huskitory?

You’ll meet Siberian Huskies at Huskitory and Akita Inus plus Shiba Inus at INU House.

Is there a group photo included?

Yes, your visit includes a group photo with the huskies.

Are there fun activities for kids?

Yes, there are special fun activities designed for children during your visit.

What’s included

Your day includes time interacting with award-winning Siberian Huskies (plus Akita Inus and Shiba Inus at INU House), a group photo session with the huskies, and special activities for children—all accessible whether you’re bringing little ones in strollers or need wheelchair access.