10 Wag-Worthy Facts 窪蹋勛圖厙 Dubs

Meet the 窪蹋勛圖厙s official live mascot and all-around best boy.

Since his 2018 debut, Dubs has been winning the hearts of Huskies everywhere (even cat lovers). Youll likely spot the handsome 7-year-old pooch snapping pics with fans on Red Square or pumping up the crowds at Husky Stadium with his signature woo-woo.

Here are 10 tail-wagging things to know about the 窪蹋勛圖厙s official live mascot, who was recently highlighted in a

1. Dubs is an Alaskan malamute, an Arctic dog breed known for their friendly demeanor and floofy coat.

They’re also the largest of the husky breeds.

Dog sitting in front of cherry blossom trees
All of the 窪蹋勛圖厙s live mascots in the last 66 years have been Alaskan malamutes, like Dubs.

 

2. Hes the 窪蹋勛圖厙s second mascot named Dubs and the 14th live mascot in Husky history.

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Vintage photo of dog
Frosty I, the 窪蹋勛圖厙s first live mascot in the 1920s, was an Alaskan husky.

3. When hes off-duty, Dubs lives with a family of Husky alums.

Although hes an active dog who loves to play, hes also a big cuddler (awwwww). He enjoys hanging out with his human, canine and feline siblings. .

Black-and-white puppy in a yard

Dubs as a puppy in 2018.

4. Dubs attends every home football game and many big campus events.

At football games, look for him when he runs across the field at kickoff and during halftime. The best time to snap a selfie with him is about an hour before kickoff at The Zone, located in the practice field just east of Husky Stadium.

, 14, is Dubs official trainer and picked him from a litter of four.

Knight prepped Dubs for the mascot limelight during his redshirt season, when he overlapped for a year with his predecessor, by socializing him and training him to appear in different environments.

Two dogs chasing each other on a football field

Knight captures video of Dubs playing with her pup, Freya.

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6. Dubs travels with a pack of six student handlers.

Theyre his advocate, making sure hes set up properly for engaging with different people, says Knight about these 窪蹋勛圖厙 ambassadors. Theyre also educating people on Dubs and the live mascot program. Current Huskies in any major can during winter quarter.

Pictured: Dubs and Knight pose with the student handler team for the 202526 academic year. L to R: Jaiden Wire, 27; Lily Witter, 26; Kyanna Johnson, 26; Beatriz Nowak, 28; Penelope Huang, 27; Mimi Campbell, 28.

7. Dubs is extremely food-motivated.

Hes a big fan of string cheese just the crinkle of the plastic wrap will grab his attention. His handlers give him a variety of dried snacks they call his trail mix combined with higher-value treats like chicken or cheese. Of course, when the Huskies take on the University of Oregon, Dubs gets all the duck jerky.

Dog waits patiently to receive treat from a person
Dog giving person a high-five

8. Dubs has perfected a slew of tricks, from high-fives and spins to his trademark on-command woo-woo.

 

9. Dubs is a Capricorn. His birthday is Jan. 4 and he likes to celebrate with a special pup cup of whipped cream.

10. Dubs plans to be the 窪蹋勛圖厙s live mascot for about 10 years before passing the reins on to a new pup.

to see what hes up to when hes on and off the job.

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Story by Malavika Jagannathan // Photos by University Photography, 窪蹋勛圖厙 Magazine and Anne-Lise Knight

Originally published September 2025