What are the characteristics of purebred Huskies?

1. Hair characteristics

Purebred Huskies have coarser hair and only shed their lower coat once a year.

2. Ear characteristics

Purebred Huskies have triangular ears with thick hair. The color of the outer ear hair is similar to the color of the body surface. Compared with the Alaskan Malamute and the Samoyed Malamute, the ears are slightly closer.

3. Eye characteristics

Purebred huskies usually have brown, hazel or blue eyes.

4. Nose characteristics

Purebred Huskies, like all dogs, have noses that are usually cool and moist.

5. Tail characteristics

The tail of a purebred husky is similar to that of a fox. The hair on the tail is usually longer and stiffer than the body hair, and is not as smooth as the body hair. It is usually in the shape of an upward sickle like a brush.

How to tell if a Husky is pure or not?

1. Judgment based on hair

Huskies are actually Siberian Huskies, so the hair on their bodies is thicker. When you choose a purebred Husky dog, you can judge whether it is a purebred based on the amount of hair and hair density. In short, Huskies with less hair are generally not purebred Huskies.

2. Judgment based on body shape

Purebred Husky dogs have a relatively standard body shape. Generally, adult male dogs are 53-58cm tall at the shoulders and weigh 20-27 kg; adult female dogs are 51-56cm tall at the shoulders and weigh 16-23 kg.

3. Judge based on the head

The forehead hair of a purebred husky will appear in the shape of three fires. In addition, many dog ​​dealers often say that blue-eyed huskies are a sign of high-quality bloodlines. I would like to remind my friends that this statement cannot prove the purebred nature of Huskies. Huskies’ blue eyes are a higher genetic level.

4. Judgment based on personality

Huskies are more lively and active in character and very enthusiastic. However, during the breeding process, they will be so naughty that they break up the house and make wolf howling sounds.