Alaskan eyes are brown

The more pure breed Alaskan eyes are brown, and the eyes are almond-shaped. For Alaskans, the darker the eye color, the purer the dog’s bloodline. Normally, you may see Alaskans with blue eyes, but Alaskans with this appearance are disqualified. It may also be caused by eye disease that changes the eye color, and you need to go to the pet hospital for treatment in time.

Changes in Eye Color of Alaskan Puppies

Some owners found that their Alaskans had blue eyes when they were young, but their eyes turned brown when they grew up. This is because The blue film in Alaska's eyes didn't fade away when he was young. When he grows up, it fades and naturally returns to its original color. This is normal.

Purebred Alaskan head standards

The dog’s head is broad and deep, not rough or clumsy, and in proportion to the body. The outline of the dog's head and muzzle are like two straight lines that are slightly folded downward and connected together. Compared with the head, the muzzle appears long and large, and the width and depth gradually decrease from the position where it is combined with the head toward the nose. Except for dogs with red coats, dogs of other colors should have black noses, eye rims and lips.