Husky (detailed introduction)

　　The Husky has a handsome appearance, and its delicate features and rich body language are full of unique expressive ability. Without complex communication, we can deeply feel their joys, angers, sorrows, and happiness. Below, the editor will detail the various expressions of the Husky.
　　1. Expression When Happy
　　Huskies also express happiness by smiling: the upper lip is pulled back to show teeth, eyes slightly closed, sometimes even narrowed into a slit, with a gentle gaze, mouth slightly open, ears stretching backward, making humming sounds from the nose, body softly twisting, tail gently wagging, showing closeness to people.
　　2. Expression When Angry
　　The Husky’s face when angry is almost the same as when smiling: the nose raised, upper lip pulled back exposing teeth inside. The difference is the eyes are wide open with a sharp gaze, and the ears stretch straight backward diagonally.
　　3. Expression When Sad
　　Eyes lack brightness, head lowered, leaning toward the owner, looking at the owner with pleading eyes; sometimes hiding in a corner or under a stool, becoming extremely quiet.
　　4. Expression When Fearful
　　Tail drooping or tucked between the legs, which is the most obvious sign. Ears stretch backward, fur standing on end, eyes wide open, body trembling, standing still or moving restlessly, even retreating.
　　5. Expression When Expectant
　　If the Husky wags its tail and stands calmly with eyes staring at you, it means it is waiting for you to take it out to play or feed it.
　　6. Expression When Affectionate
　　If the dog’s tail is raised high and wagging continuously, ears erect, head moving, body arched, sometimes even reaching out with a front paw, it indicates it is affectionate toward you and wants to play.