What are the characteristics of purebred Huskies? How can you choose a purebred Husky? We believe every friend who wants to buy a Husky cares about this question. Today, editor Boqi will introduce how to select a purebred Husky.

Characteristics of Purebred Huskies: Size

The height and weight of purebred Huskies follow strict standards. The shoulder height of a purebred male Husky is 21-23 inches, with a weight typically between 45-60 pounds; female Huskies have a shoulder height of 20-22 inches and weigh between 35-50 pounds.

Characteristic One: Temperament

Purebred Huskies have a relatively gentle, kind temperament, making them very suitable as companion dogs for families. They do not show strong territorial instincts and will not actively attack strangers or other creatures; their aggression is very low.

Characteristic Two: Head

Purebred Huskies have large heads, big paws, and thick fur. Their eyes are usually bright and spirited, generally almond-shaped with a suitable, slightly slanted distance between the eyes. Eye color is either brown or blue, and the ears are also thick.

Characteristic Three: Tail

Purebred Huskies have very full hair on their tails, which are medium in length, resembling a fox's tail and just located below the backline. When raised, the tail does not curl to either side of the body.

Characteristic Four: Coat

Purebred Huskies have double-layered coats with medium-length fur that appears very dense. The fur feels smooth and close-lying, not coarse or standing erect. Color is generally black and white or pure white.

These are the characteristics of purebred Huskies; we hope this can help everyone. The editor believes that as long as you like the dog, you don’t need to worry about whether its bloodline is pure or not.