What is a Samoyed husky?

Answer 1

The Siberian Husky is a is a medium-size, dense-coat working dog breed, which originated in north-eastern Siberia, Russia.

Genetically, they belong to the Spitz family.

The Siberian Husky was originally bred to pull loads across ice and snow. They are a hardy, high energy breed which frequently sheds due to their thick protective coat. They are generally white and grey, sometimes with one or both eyes being blue. They are recognized by all Kennel Clubs and are similar to the Alaskan Malamute, Canadian Eskimo Dog and Samoyed. They require at least 2 hours exercise a day to keep them happy (this is a breed which can run for miles and miles in freezing conditions on very little water and frozen fish).

There is a difference between the show Huskies and racing Huskies, which actually compete and work. Show Siberians tend to be smaller, while the racers have longer legs and are larger overall.

Answer 2

A Siberian huskey is wild. A huskey is a pet

Answer 3

MY Siberian Husky had Thyroid cancer and died from it what causes it?

Answer 4

One of the differences is that they will not bark as much as other dogs and they will howl more often.

Answer 5

This is sometimes confused for the "Alaskan Malamute" a dog that has some similarities to the Siberian Husky

Answer 6

Two Siberian Husky parents. They're an ancient breed, they go too far back to recreate from anything else.

Answer 7

'Arctic Husky' isn't a recognised breed of dog, the term is usually used to refer to sled dogs (usually Siberian huskies) that hail from the arctic.

Answer 8

A 'samoyed husky' is not a breed but may be used to signify a mutt that has been crossbred.