| The Siberian Husky Dog Breed
Other Name: Husky
Country of Origin: The Siberian Husky originated
in the Siberian region Russia.
Height: Male Siberian-Huskies range from 21 inches
to 23.5 inches. Female Siberian-Huskies range from 20 inches
to 22 inches.
Weight: Male Siberian-Huskies range from 45 to 60
pounds. Female Siberian-Huskies range from 34 to 50 pounds.
Description: The Siberian Husky, a moderately
compact northern dog breed, combines endurance, speed and
strength in a way that enables it to carry light loads for
long distances at good speed. Agile and quick, with an |
effortless, smooth gait. This dog breed can
have varying eye color; brown and blue are predominant,
sometimes one of each. Gentle and friendly, highly
intelligent but often stubborn, the Siberian Husky makes a
great companion for the whole family if properly trained.
The Siberian Husky is in the Working group. Colors:
Siberian-Huskies can be any color from black to pure white.
Mask Markings on the face are common.
Coat: Siberian-Huskies have a straight and smooth
outer coat and a soft and dense undercoat. Regular brushing
is required, particularly during the shedding season.
Temperament: The Siberian Husky is very friendly
and gentle. This dog breed is not overly aggressive with
other dogs or suspicious of strangers. |
Health Concerns: The Siberian Husky is susceptible
to epilepsy, hip dysplasia and eye problems.
Life Expectancy: The life expectancy of the
Siberian Husky is 11-13 years.
Living Environment: Siberian-Huskies make good
housedogs. A fenced yard and plenty of exercise is crucial
for this energetic breed. |
