Siberian Husky
Siberian husky originated from Russia and has a history that dates back thousands of years. Siberian husky was bred to herd reindeer and pull sleds for tribes. This breed was introduced in Alaska in the 1900s and was registered with the AKC in 1930.The Siberian Husky is a handsome looking dog and has a sturdy and very athletic build. This hardy and robust dog has an eager expression and has small and erect ears that give him an alert appearance. He has a double coat, which is made up of a soft, dense undercoat and a straight, smooth outer coat. The Siberian Husky are available in different colors such as silver, black, red, or gray, with white markings, and some can also be solid white. While the eyes of the Siberian Husky can be blue, brown, parti-color, or mixed. It is a medium sized dog which weighs in at around 35-50 pounds for females and 45-60 pounds for males and stands at 20-21 inches for females, and 21-24 inches for males.
The Siberian Husky also needs a moderate amount of grooming. You need to brush his coat on a twice weekly basis and during heavier periods of shedding brushing should be increased to daily. Since the Siberian Husky is a heavy shedder this dog is not the ideal choice for those suffering from allergies.
Siberian husky is gentle and sweet natured dog and can also be a great family dog due to its dependable nature, loving, affectionate, enjoying attention and interaction from his family. If you cannot dedicate time and attention to this dog it will lead to boredom and destructive behavior such as chewing. The Siberian husky is very energetic and does need plenty of exercise, so he will not be the right choice for those with little time to engage in exercise and activity. This dog is fast, agile, and playful which make it an excellent hiking or jogging companions. A good amount of exercise is necessary for this breed, and you will need to provide a safe and secure exercise and play area for times that he is not on the leash - as these dogs are adept as escaping and loves to dig wholes in your yard.
The Siberian Husky is also a hardworking dog and is able to haul heavy loads over long distances. He may bark and howl from time to time but this breed is generally pretty quite. He will bark to raise an alarm however, and this makes him a very effective watchdog. They tend to be sociable and friendly around strangers but when it comes to animals, the Siberian husky will usually get along okay with other dogs but is not to be trusted around cats and smaller animals due to its high prey instinct. The Siberian husky is best suited to those with some experience of dog ownership who can establish themselves as pack leader.
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