Alaskan Husky Breed Guide

Alaskan Husky

Playful, energeitc Alaskan Huskies were born to run

Alaskan Husky Quick Stats:

Description:
The Alaskan Husky is very athletic with big thighs. They have brown or blue eyes, sometimes one of each. Alaskan Huskies have deep slim chests and long legs.

Country of Origin:
The Alaskan Husky originated in Alaska, US

Height:
The Alaskan Husky ranges from 23 to 26 inches

Weight:
The Alaskan Husky weighs 44 - 66 lbs.

Colors:
The Alaskan Husky's coat comes in one colour or multicolour - mainly black, grey and white but also red or brown

Coat:
Alaskan Huskies have heavy undercoats which helps them cope with the very low temperatures of their native habitat.

Temperament:
Alaskan Huskies are generally reserved around strangers, they rarely bark, and generally tend to make yelping or howling noises. They are a clever breed but sometimes are picky eaters especially if there is only one dog. The Alaskan Husky is more reserved and calm than its Siberian Husky and Alaskan Malamute cousins; friendly toward its family and curious about others. Because they are positive toward strangers, they are not good watchdog material.

Health Concerns:

Life Expectancy:

Living Environment:
Alaskan Huskies are runners and need to be active in order to stay happy and healthy.

AKC Group:
Not recognized (working dog).

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