Siberian Husky

This medium size working dog breed from Eastern Siberia, the Siberian Husky started as a sled dog but later on it became popular as a family-companion and also a show dog. This dog, from the Spitz family, is a descendant of the sled dog. They are also used for racing and by hikers for pulling a skier. They were brought to Alaska after being used by Siberians for centuries. The free Siberian Husky puppies especially have lots of energy. They are gentle, friendly, intelligent, a bit stubborn and get bored easily. Appearance Size: The height is 20-24" and its weight ranges from 15-27 kg. Colour: They come in many colours and patterns - white, ...  Read the complete review

It was not a deliberate choice that found us owning huskies, but I am more than happy that we now have two of these wonderful animals. They are unique and very different when compared to most breeds of dog. Since we embarked on sharing our lives with huskies, our eyes and hearts have been opened up. These really are amazing dogs, highly intelligent and very strong willed, they do things on their terms, this can cause frustration to dog owners at times. But that is all part of their charm. These are highly active creatures that are surprisingly quiet, yet they can always let you know exactly what they want. They tend not too make a fuss, but love nothing ...  Read the complete review

Siberian Huskys are one of the most beautiful breeds of dogs we are blessed with, whenever I take mine out I have to add and extra half an hour or so on to the time slot to allow for all the people who stop me and ask me questions. They are not a common breed here, but there popularity is increasing. Alot of people are not sure on the breed, commonly when l am out with mine people say "thats a nice Akita" and I think to myself how can you confuse the breeds the look nothing like each other. Before considering buying a Siberian Husky I must firstly warn you that if you do have the pleasure of sharing you life with one, you are bound to ...  Read the complete review

Pet, Worker and Show dog all are roles fulfilled by the breed of dog that I own. My Siberian Huskies are referred to as many things: Eskimo Dog, Sled Dog and Wolf. They are not overly common here in the UK but everyone knows what breed they are as they are so striking and they draw lots of attention. They are not a dog to be brought into the family fold easily though. I am writing this opinion for two reasons. 1. Dooyoo prompted it ? Huskies are something else I know about 2. A person could easily buy Husky and not know what they were letting themselves in for. I hope my opinion will stop there being a lot of abandoned Husky Pups in ...  Read the complete review

Brief Description: Siberian Huskies are a medium sized (20-24 inches) working dog. Their medium length coat is soft and smooth with a downy, dense undercoat. Huskies come in a variety of colours and markings including solid white. Eyes can be brown or blue or even one of each. Although Huskies seldom bark, they can howl, and also talk in a soft wooh, wooh, wooh. A Husky can also be extremely vocal if asked to do something they do not want to do! Even the most gentle of persuasion can elicit a blood curdling scream! These dogs have a stubborn streak a mile wide, and are not best suited to first time dog owners. Although the Husky will respond to ...  Read the complete review