I recall when I lived in Alaska, there were frequent stories of Huskies (and maybe Malamutes — can’t recall for sure) turning on, and killing, family members after years in the home.
My mother's next door neighbors had a small dog, very non-aggressive. She was laying on the patio between her 2 owners when a kid who lived down the street was walking their Siberian husky down the street. The husky leaped the chain link fence into the neighbors' yard and ripped that poor little dog to shreds. The vet was able to piece the dog together and miraculously, it lived. The husky was then rehomed to a farm, where it killed a bunch of chicks. They probably put it down at that point. I would never trust that kind of dog.
makes me sick when this happens the person usualy will say “I don know what happen there was no warning” when I hear this I assume one of two things. The guy does not even interact with the dog or he was physically abusing the dog. There are always warning signs before a series attack by a dog that somethings wrong. Normal for a dog is trying to please his pack and if the dog is truly a part of the family you will no immediately when something is off. years ago I picked up a dog from the pound and had him 6 weeks before he attacked my roommate. there was all sorts of warning signs that this was going to happen I just was to inexperience to realize that ege dog had been abused before I got it and was capable of attacking in the way it did