Siberian Huskies

Many. They are very strong, loyal, intelligent, good hunters (Not a good talent for owners) and it takes A LOT to tire them out- just to name a few. One of the most talented dogs on the planet. And best.

Also, out of all sledge dogs (Generally) the Husky is the fastest.

yes you have to brush them every week at least once.

An Alaskan malamute is larger than a Siberian husky by a considerable amount.

Huskies are domesticated dogs. These days they live anywhere people with Dogs live. Originally they're from Siberia, but they got imported to Alaska.
They live in cold countries

Yes, usually. It depends on their mood and aggression (if they have).

Siberian Tiger is also known as Amur, Manchurian, Altaic, Korean or North China tiger (panthera Tigris altaica)- Siberian in Russia Critically endangered World Consevation Union (IUCN) Red list of threatened species, estimates in 1995 there was about 200 in the wild. They are the largest of the tigers, Males weigh 227 + kg ( 419 to 675 lbs) record weight 384 kg, body length 190 to 230 plus cm plus tail of about 60 to 110 cm long and Femalesbody length 160 to 180 cm plus tail of about 60 to 110 cm long, Height - 107-110 cm (42-43 inches or about 3.5 feet) tall, weight 221to 368 lbs.
Males can weigh nearly 600 to 700 pounds and be nearly eleven feet long.
The male Amur (Siberian) tiger normally reach a head and body length from 190 to 230 cm and its tail measure from 90 to 100 cm. The longest tiger on record was a male with a head-body length of 315 cm!!! However its measurements was taken over curves and is the possibility that the size were an exaggeration. The largest Amur tiger with reliable reference was a male hunted in the basin of he upper course of the Sungari River in Manchuria, in 1943. The total length of this animal was of 335 cm, measured between pegs (straight line).

Siberian huskies can live from 12- 15 years some can live to 19(know a friend who has a purebreed Siberian husky male that is 19 years old and still living),it just depends on it is feed and how much exercise it gets each day.
7 - 15 years

Cysts can cause a hormonal imbalance in any living creature including humans. I hope your vet suggested having this cyst removed and biopsied and if not, find another vet! Please do this as soon as possible so you have your pet back healthy and safe. Good luck Marcy I have a husky and know from experience that they have very sensitive stomachs. If mine eats just about anything other than her food (always the same brand and type) she gets the runs. While you may have some other issue here, it is certainly possible that your pup just needs a regular diet. I know of one person who feeds her husky only "people food," but raw. Many dogs do well on a diet of rice, vegetables, and meat.

The Alaskan Klee Kai is often mistakenly referred to as a 'miniature husky'.

Siberian Huskies can sleep anywhere in the house. They like to find a spot and fall asleep. When they are just pups it is good to put them in a covered crate so they feel secure. Huskies are related to wolves and wolves often make their dens in caves or other covered darker places. This helps the young huskies feel more safe and secure.

YES

Well, I'm Currently Working On A Project And It May Be Running Very Far/They Can Travel Long Distances. I hope this helps.

They are for atlist 150 if you want it without papers they Cost 300 with papers

Siberian huskies have erect ears, a curling tail and are wide and muscled. They come in a variation of colours, EX: reddy brown & white, black and white, gray and white or all white. they have either blue eyes or brown eyes or one of each. They are absolutely beautiful dogs

because they can hunt there own food, keep themselves warm with there thick fur, and fend for themselves

They are dogs, a dogs breed does not matter with whom you contain it with unless there are to many dominant breeds together(rottie,pitbull,greatdane,doberman,etc) a husky and a shah tzu should be fine, just keep an eye on them at first for any signs of aggression, you want their tails to be wagging and to know they accept eachother by playing.

There isn't really an Alaskan husky breed. its just Siberian huskies and Alaskan malamutes. Alaskan huskies are not a breed in itself they are bred by different dogs to produce the best possible working dogs. but the scientific name for a Siberian husky is Canis familiaris.

Nothing. Just be there incase help is needed, as in a pup gets stuck and so forth.

Other than that, leave the mother be, and have her do her thing.

The same as any other dog breed.

If obedience was top on your list of requirements for a dog, a husky wasn't the best choice. They are well known for being stubborn and ignoring commands when they have something better to do.

That being said, you should still be able to get a certain level of obedience. The dog needs to learn to trust you first which will take some time. Start training everything from scratch, make sure you have lots of treats to use for rewards. Dedicate 20 minutes a day to training and work on one or two commands at a time.

If the dog ignores you, do not repeat yourself, do not treat the dog, just wait. Patience is usually key, reward quick responses well and the dog will soon learn to do things quickly to get what he/she wants.

They both come from cold climates and were bred for the same reason; to pull sleighs across ice. They are also both in the Spitz group and came from the same backgrounds.

They should look more similar to each other than to, say, a Poodle. Beyond that, however, they are actually very different in appearance. The Malamute is heavier boned; his ear-set is wider; his tail curls to the side (for starters). Siberians have medium bone and a high, closer ear-set, and carry their tails directly over the back. Malamutes are more draft animal; Siberians pull light loads at moderate speeds over long distances. The breeds' bodies reflect their work or, as breeders say: form follows function.

The Siberian Husky and Alaskan Malamute are both classified in the Working Group (UK) and were both originally bred to pull sleds in cold regions. They are different as the Alaskan Malamute is usually taller and heavier than a Siberian Husky, plus the Siberian Husky can have blue eyes; whereas the Alaskan Malamute cannot.

Yes, all dogs give birth to live young. The average litter size is 6 pups for the Husky breed.