Characteristics of purebred Huskies:

1. Body shape. Purebred Huskies are standard medium-sized dogs, with adult male dogs measuring 21-23 inches tall and weighing 20-27 kilograms. Female adult dogs are 20-22 inches tall and weigh 16-23 kilograms.

2. Eyes. The eyes of purebred Huskies are typically almond-shaped, slightly slanted, and moderately spaced. The colors of purebred Huskies' eyeballs are ice blue and brown.

3. Hair. The coat of purebred huskies is thicker, the thicker the hair, the better, the tail is densely hairy, and the hair is black, white, and black and white.

4. Figure. Purebred Huskies have compact bodies, smooth lines, large frames, and large paws.

5. Character. In the past, purebred huskies from abroad had a more ferocious temperament, but later improved huskies were introduced to China. They have a docile temperament, are friendly to others, and will not actively attack humans.

6. Energy. Huskies are born as sled dogs. Purebred huskies must have inherited excellent physical strength and extremely high energy.