How to Tell if a Husky is Purebred? Selecting Husky Puppies
How to tell if a husky is purebred? Huskies are medium to large working dogs, their bone structure should be large and well-proportioned, which is their foundation. As a working dog, a purebred husky should have graceful lines and a well-coordinated body, possessing a natural beauty. Huskies live in the cold, frozen lands of Siberia, so they need thick and dense fur to keep warm; those with sparse and thin fur must be fake. This breed is lively, affectionate, and energetic, which ties back to assessing purity—you need to see if it tends to destroy the house. Huskies raised in cities don't get enough exercise and will continue to destroy things at home.
How to Tell if a Husky is Purebred
It is worth noting that the so-called "three fires," blue eyes, etc., are not features indicating husky purity. These are hype created by kennels and dog dealers to seek profit.
How to Tell if a Husky is Purebred
When selecting a husky puppy, first check if it is healthy; put it on the ground to see if it is lively. Then clap your hands or call it to see if it responds. If there is no response, the puppy might have hearing problems. After confirming the puppy is healthy and disease-free, you can make a purchase. It is difficult to judge a puppy's appearance when it is young; some appear cute at first but may become very unattractive even after passing the awkward stage as they grow older.
How to Tell if a Husky is Purebred
Look at the puppy's face shape; even at a young age, some puppies show the shadow of their future look. Choose those with a broad face. Of course, you can also pick according to your preference. Ears: The puppy’s ear standards are strict. Ears must be in proportion to the face, and the gap between the two ears should not be too wide. When selecting a dog, pay attention to the puppy’s ear spacing; as long as they are not flat on both sides of the head, choose ones with smaller gaps if possible. Eyes: Puppy eyes are allowed to be blue, brown, or heterochromia (different colored eyes). Other colors are not allowed and are disqualified.
