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The Siberian Husky Report

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All About the Siberian Husky

Section 1: Siberian Husky

Characteristics
Section 2: Siberian Husky
Personality &
Temperament
Section 3: Grooming
Considerations
Section 4: Feeding &
Exercise Considerations
All About the Siberian Husky: Description

Are you looking for a dog who is very active but

still loves the company of people? If so, you may
want to consider the Siberian Husky. This
beautiful dog was bred to tirelessly pull sleds
loaded with supplies over frozen terrain for miles
on end. At the end of the day, Huskies provide
companionship to their owners.
These high energy dogs have a very thick coat
made up of two distinct layers. Huskies have prick
ears and a wolf like face. This breed's coat comes
in a variety of colors, although most Huskies
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All About the Siberian Husky: Description

have black and white or silver and white coats.

The most striking feature of the Husky is his
almond shaped blue or brown eyes.
The Siberian Husky is classified as a part of the
Working Group by the American Kennel Club.
Like most dogs in this group, the Husky must
have a job to do to keep him from getting into
trouble. These dogs are less domesticated than
many other dog breeds and are actually quite wolf
like. The Husky is a thirty five to sixty pound dog
that stands twenty to twenty four inches tall.
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All About the Siberian Husky: Personality

These dogs are

How Good Is the Siberian usually good with
Husky With Children?
older children, but
may not be the best
choice for families
with infants or
(4 out of 5 stars: toddlers.
Good)

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for help with introducing your new Siberian
Husky to your children.
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Siberian Huskies are alert,

How Good Is the Siberian independent, clever, and
Husky With People? extremely adventurous.
A person with an active
lifestyle will enjoy the
companionship of a
Siberian Husky. These
(5 out of 5 stars: are perfect pets to have if
Excellent) you live in an area where
the weather is cold.

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for help with socialization and training your
new Siberian Husky.
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It is important that you

How Easy Is It to Train the train your dog thoroughly,
Siberian Husky? since the Siberian Husky
is constantly looking for
signs of weakness. You
may want to attend
obedience classes with
(2 out of 5 stars: your puppy to get some
More Difficult) help in training him.

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for training help.
All About the Siberian Husky: Personality

If you do not maintain a dominant position,

your dog will become a nightmare to own.
Huskies are best for experienced dog owners.

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While the Siberian

How Independent Is the Husky is a very social
Siberian Husky?
breed, he can tolerate
some time alone. Rest
assured, when you
come home, he will
(3 out of 5 stars: greet you with open
Average) arms (or paws)!

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for activity ideas and dealing with separation.
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Huskies have a
How Good Is the Siberian reputation for being
Husky With Other Dogs?
aggressive towards
cats or small animals.
They may be a bit
aggressive towards
(2 out of 5 stars: strange dogs outside.
More Aggressive)

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for help with introducing your new Siberian
Husky to other dogs.
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The Siberian Husky

Is the Siberian Husky An tends to howl a bit
Excessive Barker Or Very
Quiet? more than average,
which may prove to be
annoying to neighbors.

(2 out of 5 stars:
Noisier)

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for additional resources
All About the Siberian Husky: Grooming

Siberian Huskies
Does the Siberian Husky should be groomed
Require a Great Deal of
Grooming? once a week to remove
dirt and debris. Of
course, when your dog
is shedding his coat,
you may want to
(3 out of 5 stars: groom him more
Average)
frequently.
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for grooming information.
All About the Siberian Husky: Feeding & Exercise
How Much Exercise Do
Siberian Huskies Require?
(1 out of 5 stars:
More Exercise Needed)
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for feeding and exercise help.
Since the Husky is so
energetic, this breed does
not do well in apartments
or homes with small
yards. In fact, Huskies
often prefer to spend most
of their time outdoors
during the colder months,
since their heavy coats
make indoor temperatures
uncomfortable.
All About the Siberian Husky: Feeding & Exercise

Just be sure that your yard is securely fenced, as these dogs

have Houdini like tendencies. They absolutely love to run
long distances and unless thoroughly trained may tend to
roam if left unattended.
Siberian Huskies can eat a lot, although some of these dogs
do not eat well when they become nervous and high
strung. Of course, other Huskies eat everything, including
the house siding.

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All About the Siberian Husky: Resources

Please check out our Siberian Husky Care & Training

Guide for Siberian Husky specific training and care
techniques.
I also highly recommend this Siberian Husky Training
Program.
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