Read About Puppy Huskies

Puppy huskies are strikingly beautiful dogs. Here's everything you need to know about this dog breed.

Puppy Huskies - Dog Breed Facts

1. AKC Group:

   This dog belongs to the working group of the AKC.

2. Size & Weight:

   20 to 23.5 inches and up 60 pounds are normal sizes for these dogs.

3. Coat:

   This dog is furry looking and has a medium length coat.

4. Head & Muzzle:

   The skull and muzzle of this breed are medium in size.

5. Body:

   This dog's chest is deep and it has a broad back.

6. Colors:

   This dog is usually black and white, gray and white, or silver and white in color.

7. Life Expectancy:

   This breed usually lives from 12-15 years.

8. Popularity:

   This dog is very popular because of its beauty and temperament.

9. Habitat:

   This dog needs to live in a cool habitat because it's coat causes it to get hot quickly.

Puppy Huskies - Dog Breed Origins

1. Country of Origin:

   This breed comes from Siberia.

2. Lineage:

   The wolf is an ancestor of this striking dog.

3. Date Admitted to AKC:

   This dog was admitted to the AKC on October 9, 1990.

4. Historical Information:

   Eastern Siberian tribes had exclusive possession of this dog before it became popular.

Puppy Huskies - Dog Breed Defining Characteristics

1. Training Ease:

   These dogs are slightly difficult to train.

2. Temperament:

   These dogs are friendly, playful, and mischievous.

3. Child Friendly:

   These gentle dogs are good with children.

4. Behavior:

   These dogs behave in a playful and mischievous manner.

5. Habits:

   These dogs have a habit of being friendly to outsiders.

Puppy Huskies - Dog Breed Concerns

1. Health Issues:

   Vision issues and allergies are common among this dog.

2. Feeding:

   These dogs need regular meals of good portion sizes.

3. Exercise Needs:

   This dog needs frequent exercise because of its heritage.

4. Grooming Needs:

   Combing this dog regularly will keep its coat in good condition.

5. Special Household Needs

   This dog has no special breed-specific needs.

6. Travel Needs:

   Keep your dog on a leash when traveling.

7. Getting Along With Other Pets:

   These dogs can get along well with other pets because of its friendly manner.

Puppy Huskies - How to Choose your Dog Breed

1. What to Look for in a Healthy Puppy:

   Check for signs of parasites, vision problems, deafness, skin conditions, and defects.

2. What you will Need for a New Puppy:

   You will need food, toys, treats, and a leash and collar for your new friend.

3. Puppy-Proofing your House:

   Keep this dog out of restricted areas using gates or blocks.

4. How to Make your New Puppy Feel at Home:

   Welcome this dog into your home with friendly affection, but don't pay too much attention to it or it may become spoiled. Allow the dog to exercise regularly as soon as it comes into the home so it gets into a routine.