Breed Name: Siberian Husky
Lifespan: 12-15 years
Coat Length: Long double coat that sheds heavily twice a year. The undercoat is dense and insulating against cold temperatures.
Alias(es): Arctic sled dog, huskies
Height (Male): Approximately 23-26 inches at the shoulder
Height (Female): Typically slightly smaller than males
Place of Origin: Russia (formerly known as Siberia)
Body Size: Medium to large; muscular with a deep chest for endurance during long pulls
Shedding Level: High shedder due to their thick coats. Regular grooming can help manage shedding.
Trainability: Intelligent but independent dogs. They require consistent training from an early age using positive reinforcement methods.
Additional Characteristics/Trivia: Known for their striking blue eyes or multi-colored eyes, they are also recognized for howling rather than barking. They have a strong pack mentality and thrive on companionship and exercise, making them excellent running partners.
Remember, every dog has its own personality and may not conform exactly to the breed standard. It’s crucial to provide proper care tailored to your individual furry friend.
