Siberian Huskies

They both may be canines and look alike, but wolves are wild. WILD. A husky you could go up to and stoke, usually, whereas a wolf would either bite you or run off. They both work in teams, but wolves hunt, and huskies pull sleds. Every dog was descended from wolves, coyotes and dingos so there is wildness somewhere in every dog.

i have a two year old and ive had him since he was 6 weeks . very easy to train very smart breed he gets along with any other dog i also have a mastiff

It will bite or snap. It might bare its teeth or growl and bark.

Huskies aren't really running away from you. They just like to run. They could be trying to chase after an animal. It's their instinct and I guess that's how they hunt. If your dog tries to run away, make sure it has a big area to run, you tie your dog (make sure you don't chain your dog or make it too short!), make sure it has a shady area to lie under, and that your fence isn't too low or short for your dog to jump over or go under to get out!! Never ever let your dog loose or think it'll be good--they like to run too much! Never trust it and I mean never. No matter how obedient and good it seems or well trained. If it is well trained, you'll have a higher chance of it coming back to you if it runs away.

Yes. an average husky weighs about 75-85lbs. I own a siberian husky and he is 80 lbs. If you have a girl, she should be about 70-75lbs.

No. it is the same thing as people with different color eyes. Many white huskies have blue eyes, and are not deaf. Some may have blue eyes and be deaf, but the eye color is not because the dog is deaf, and same with the other way around.

In the U.S. The prices range depending on breeder and demand for traits (coat and eye coloring, size, gender etc.) from around $1500 to $3000 for a "show-worthy" or breedable dog. The availability is greatly increasing and as such those prices are coming down somewhat, but increasing interest holds them fairly steady. I would be scrupulous of a breeder who offered pups for under $1500. Bare in mind that costs for ownership do not cease with this fee.

My Klee Klai is in need of $2500 surgery for one knee which has patellar luxation, a congenital trait which is somewhat common in the breed and likewise other small dogs.

Saint Bernards are bigger than huskies

-Siberian huskies are very intelligent dogs.

-They seem to be known for their blue eyes.

-I see more heterochromia and parti eyes in them.

-They can be a very territorial and dominant dog if the owner does not take control early.

-They shed a lot when they loose their under/winter coat.

-They are very active.

-There seems to be two sizes. Show size, which is a slightly smaller husky bred by the breeders that way for show. And the normal, sled size..which is a bit larger than the show husky.

-They can be very vocal and talkative.

-Non apartment dogs.

-Should not be left inside when home alone, because they can be very destructive.

-They can come in an array of coat colors.

-Two coat lengths. Normal, and then theres the wooly husky.

Typical length (from the knot to the tip) is 17 - 18 cm (around 7 inches) when erect.

They provide a means of locomotion for sleds, and body warmth on freezing-cold "below-zero" nights for the people of the Arctic North. That's where the term "three dog night" originated.

These dogs make me smile. I get a nice warm sense of security when they are near.

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Well all dogs bite as its there natural instinct as they were naturally wild but it all depends on how Each and every Husky Dog has been Brought up!

Hope this helps!

If the husky has been well socialized, it should have no problem with small dogs. As with any other breed; If it hasn't been socialized, you will have problems.

Nothing. There are no health effects. It is only different in appearance.

No they get hot!

Because he was a Guru which is a God To Sikhs. He transferred paths of religion into a Sikh when he was 73 :)

yes definitely you should not breed a dog after the age of five considering that they age 7 times faster then humans the older they get the more dangerous it is to breed them just like in humans

Keep looking for different breeders you might find a cheap one nearby

Yes, my Siberian husky and I compete in agility and rally obedience. He loves it. I use only positive methods (it's the only way to train agility) and this works wonders. Trying to force a Sibe to do something it has no motivation to do is like trying to keep waves on the sand.

I raise huskies and have never seen a vicious one they may scratch you when they jump up to say hi. I am afraid that if anyone broke into my house my huskies would help them carry things out to their car.

I have 8 huskies and know several other owners and they are nothing but gentle.

as with all dogs come mating season all bets are off with other animals but they still are gentle with humans.

The only reason i can see is if someone was very cruel to the Husky that could change any creature.

it should be fine, since winter is now over he is probably loosing his winter coat. I have 2 malamute/husky dogs and right now they are shedding quite a bit. just brush him every day

The egg color of a Siberian Ruby-throated Hummingbird is white.

Siberian huskies were born in Russia to withstand temperatures of below 40-60 degrees, so a sweater is not neccessarily since they have a warm, thick double coat.

Huskies, like all dogs, are mainly carnivores - meat eaters. Which would mean that they do eat other animals. Now, being domesticated = kept by humans, they rarely need to hunt for their food themselves.