Husky Puppy Information

The Siberian husky is an alert and intelligent working dog. Though bred for pulling sleds in harsh environments, the husky is a great companion for an active lifestyle. A husky puppy offers rewards and challenges for his owner.

  1. History

    • The American Kennel Club describes the Siberian husky as an endurance sled dog. Bred in Siberia, the dogs were introduced to Alaskan dog races in 1909 and quickly dominated the sport.

    Features

    • The Siberian husky is made for speed and endurance. The pups love to run and play. Compact in build with erect ears and a dense, medium coat, the husky thrives on exercise.

    Temperament

    • The husky puppy is smart and full of energy. He enjoys the company of people and is eager to please.

    Traits

    • Husky puppies love to dig and explore. They are escape artists and will climb, dig or wiggle out of a pen for the sheer joy of distance running.

    Grooming

    • Husky puppies shed the smooth outer coat and dense undercoat. They need weekly brushing to prevent matting.

    Considerations

    • A husky puppy must have intense exercise to manage high energy. He is a natural predator so keep him away from small animals.