Animal Of The Day | Husky | Day 6

The Husky is a lively and loyal animal, Their intelligence allows them to learn quickly but only when they want to. Huskies have a boldly independent and free-spirited temperament. Though there are many facts to learn about taking proper care of a husky, you mostly just need a good yard and a family for these dogs to dote on. Husky dogs require a lot of commitment and time, but with the right care, exercise, and training, they can have the most loving and kind temperament. It can be challenging to train Huskies as they are extremely stubborn. It is not recommended that this breed belongs to just one owner but should be part of a family or a multi-person household to keep their attention. Their are 3 different Husky breeds Siberian husky, Alaskan husky and the miniature husky. The Siberian husky, a sled dog was imported as a way to pursue to the Klondike Gold Rush. They have incredibly thick coats that allow them to withstand the briskly cold weather. The Alaskan husky isn’t actually purebred Instead it shares some of the same genetics as the Siberian husky. The Alaskan husky is also a little bigger weighing up to 60 pounds. The miniature husky looks just like a puppy only standing 17 inches tall and reaching a maximum of 35 pounds when it is an adult.

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If you want or have a husky, it's very important to take it to a groomer twice a year to get its undercoat blown out. The dog especially and you will feel much better.
I strongly advise anyone living in a warmer climate to NOT get one. They belong in cold climates.