Excuse me... Is there any difference between Alaska and Husky?

Categories Alaskan Malamute Siberian Husky Alaskan Malamute Siberian HuskyOrigin Alaska, USA Northeast AsiaIdeal shoulder height Male 25 inches, Female 23 inches Male 21-23 inches, Female 20-22 inchesIdeal body weight Male 85 lbs, Female 75 lbs Male 45-60 lbs, Female 35-50 lbs Ear distance Relatively large Relatively small ears Triangular, smaller Triangular, larger eyes Apricot kernel, brown Apricot kernel, Brown or blue head type Relatively wide Relatively narrow tail Rolled up on the back droops Raised like a sickle when excited Friendly and affectionate Friendly and soft, strong independence This is not the way to view the original post

To put it simply, in general terms, Alaska is a little bit and the husky is smaller, but the high-generation hybridization is more difficult to see Check out the original post

First, the difference in the eyes:

Husky: The color of the pupils is blue or brown.

Alaska: The color of the pupils is only brown, and the eyes appear wary and curious, giving people the impression of being energetic and very arrogant.

2. Geographical differences:

Huskies generally refer to Siberian Huskies, which live mainly in northeastern Siberia and southern Greenland.

Alaska generally refers to the Alaskan Malamute, named after a tribe called the Malamutes of the Inuit tribe of the Eskimos.

3. Facial differences:

The husky has three white marks on its forehead that look like three flaming flames.

In Alaska, there are white hairs on the top of the eyebrows, a broad head, and triangular ears, which are erect when alert.

Huskies and Alaska are easy to confuse, so today I'll tell you what the difference is between them?

1. Different eye colors: You can distinguish from the color of Alaska and husky eyes, the husky eye color is brown and blue, while Alaska eyes are only brown.

2. The shape of the ears is different: the distance between the ears of the husky is narrow, and the arc of the ear tip is small, like a triangle, while the distance between the ears of Alaska is wider, and the arc of the ear tip is large, and it is semicircular.

3. The tail is different: when the husky is in a relaxed state, the tail naturally droops, closer to the wolf, and when excited or running, the tail swings up, but the tip of the tail is always horizontal. Whereas, Alaska has a thick tail base with vigorous hair that is always curled and the tip of the tail curved close to the tail root.

Alaska and Husky both belong to the three sledding fools, but many people who see Alaska and Husky for the first time will not be able to tell the difference, because from the appearance, they are really too similar. But in fact, there is still a big difference between the two, and today Pochi will introduce you to what are the differences between Alaska and huskies?

1.Stature. Alaska is a large dog with a shoulder height of about 65cm. Whereas, the husky is a medium-sized dog with a shoulder height of about 55cm. Although there is no difference in childhood, the difference in adulthood is significant.

2.Pupil color. Alaska is brown and does not have blue eyes, while huskies generally have brown or blue eyes.

3.Nature. Alaska has a simple, courageous, loyal, and patient character. is much more stable than the husky, and the husky has become an Internet celebrity in recent years because of his offense and rich expression. Alaska is also often mistaken for Erha because of his appearance.

4.Hair. Alaska are long-haired dogs with dense, soft fur and generally black and white or red and white coat color. Huskies have shorter hair, which is a little hard to the touch and a little prickly. The colors are mainly black and white and coffee.

5.Ear. Alaska has a wide ear spacing, a large curvature of the ear tip, and a semicircular shape. Huskies have a narrow distance between their ears and a small curvature of the ear tips, like a triangle.

6.Tail. The tail of the Alaskan dog is generally upturned and curled in a circle. The husky's tail seems to have inherited the characteristics of its ancestors, and it is as straight as a wolf, and even hangs down when it is relaxed.

The above points are the differences between Alaska and huskies, and I hope it can help friends who want to feed these two kinds of dogs.

1. There is a difference in body shape, the husky is a medium-sized dog, Alaska is a large dog, and after becoming an adult, Araba is generally about 20% taller than the husky and about twice as heavy.

2. There is a difference in appearance, which can only be recognized by yourself, mainly some subtleties, such as face, hair, tail, shape, etc., ......

3. There are differences in personality, huskies are relatively active and noisy, and Alaska is calm and doesn't like to call.

4. It is sometimes difficult to distinguish the strings born from the cross between Allah and the husky. Short-haired Allah and inexperienced husky cubs are also prone to mixing (without telling the exact month).

Husky Appearance:

Alaska Appearance:

Normal hair texture. Long hairy (mostly this kind in China, the color is brown and yellow, black and white).

It can be distinguished from the morphological signs:

Alaska: The head is broad, the ears are triangular, and they remain erect when alert. The distance between the ears is wide, the erect ears are turned back, brown, and the size is moderate. Apricot eyes, oblique. The tone does not appear long and prominent, nor does it appear short and thick. Thick chest.

Husky: The Siberian Husky belongs to the category of medium-sized working dogs. The footsteps are brisk, the movements are graceful, the body is compact, the coat is thick, the ears are erect, and the tail is like a brush, showing the genetic characteristics of the northern region.

The Siberian Husky is a dog breed that is very close to the blood of wolves, so it looks very wolf-like, with thicker hair than most dog breeds.

It is worth mentioning "blue eyes, three fires", blue eyes refer to the eyes are blue; The three fires refer to the three white marks on the forehead that look like three burning flames. "Blue Eyes, Three Fires" was once hyped as the standard of huskies by unscrupulous merchants, but in fact, this has nothing to do with the CKU standard of husky dog breeds.

The eyes are almond-shaped, moderately separated and slightly oblique. The CKU standard for huskies allows double pupil blue (commonly known as double blue eyes), brown (commonly known as double brown eyes), double pupil heterochromia (commonly known as mandarin duck eyes) or single pupil heterochromia (commonly known as mixed eyes).

The ears are triangular, with thick ears erect and erect, slightly rounded tips and dense hair, and the outer ears are mostly similar in color to the body surface coat, and the inner ears are mostly white and of moderate size, and they are normally erect and the ears are leaning back against the head when excited [4]. Compared with Alaskan Malamutes and Samoyed Malamutes, the two ears are much closer to each other, which is also a very intuitive basis for distinguishing Alaska and Huskies from appearance.

Eyes: Husky – brown, blue; Alaska – only brown.

Coat color: Husky - off-white, black and white, coffee white; Alaska – Black and white and red and white.

Hair quality: Husky - the coat is slightly shorter, and the hair is harder; Alaska – It is long-haired and soft.

Ears: Husky - the distance between the ears is narrow, the tip of the ear is less curvature, like a triangle; Alaska – Wider distance between ears The tips of the ears are curved and semicircular.

Forehead: Husky - the color distribution between the forehead and eyebrows is one fire, two fires, three fires, peach face; ALASKA — The shape of the forehead and eyebrows is generally a peach face and a fire, two fires.

Tail: Husky - When relaxed, the tail naturally droops, closer to the wolf. When excited or running, the tail swings upward, but the tip of the tail is always horizontal; Alaska – The tail base is stout, the hair is vigorous, always curled, and the tip of the tail is curved close to the tail root.

Body type: Husky – medium; Alaska – Large.

Personality traits: Husky - habits are closer to wolves, intelligent, alert, lively, fickle

Alaska – Generous, brave, loyal, and patient

**: Husky - pet grade average price: about 5000-6000 yuan.

Alaska - the average price of pet grade: about 8,000-10,000 yuan.

IQ: Huskies are much smarter than Alaska. In the world ranking of dog obedience and IQ, the husky is ranked 45th and Alaska is 50th.

City Fitness: Husky – Three stars (general adaptation).

Alaska - two stars (not very adaptable, somewhat difficult to raise).

This is a regional difference, in fact, they should be good in terms of family finance, if there is a big difference, I don't think there is much difference.

Look at the eyes. The blue round and big ones are huskies.

Look at the hair. Mao Chang is Alaska. Short husky.

Look at the body type. The big ones are Alaska.

Listen to the sound. Huskies will bark like wolves, or whine.

Look at the behavior. Huskies are active, sometimes timid, sometimes insane.

What the hell is this?

Lasgar is still a husky.

This one is a husky, not Alaska.

Alaska has much longer hair than huskies.

One large, one medium, the most noticeable difference.

The difference hasn't been studied yet, I'll tell you after I'm done.

1. The difference between the two body types.

The Alaskan is a large dog, and the Husky is a medium-sized dog. Although the difference in size between the two dogs when they were young is not very large, when they become adults, even in terms of size, the two are still very different.

Second, the difference between the two eyes.

Alaskan dogs generally have dark brown eyes that are relatively stable; Huskies have not only dark brown eyes, but also blue, and even some huskies have mandarin duck eyes, that is, heteropupils.

3. The difference between the two ears.

The ears of Alaskan dogs are relatively wide, and the tips of the ears are curved and semicircular; Huskies have a narrow distance between their ears and a small curvature of the ear tips, like a triangle.

Fourth, the difference between the two foreheads.

The face shape of the Alaskan dog is generally peach or cross-shaped, and the shape of the forehead and eyebrows is usually pointed; Huskies usually have a three-fire sign on their foreheads, and the color distribution of the forehead and between the eyebrows is cross-shaped, double-lined, and two-point eyebrow shapes, etc.

Fifth, the difference between the two in terms of hair quality.

Alaskan dogs have longer and softer coats; Huskies have short hairs that are also stiff.

Huskies and Alaska, in appearance, are extremely similar in terms of appearance and coat color. Because theoretically, they all evolved from wolves. So much so that many people can't tell the difference between huskies and Alaska.

But in fact, there is still a big difference between huskies and Alaska.

First of all, the big difference is the difference in body shape. Alaska is relatively large, and huskies are relatively small and belong to medium-sized dogs. Alaska is relatively large and belongs to the large dogs.

The most intuitive way to distinguish between huskies and Alaskans is by their size.

Alaska and huskies are also quite different in appearance. Huskies have brown and blue eyeballs, but Alaskan eyeballs only have brown eyeballs. There is also the fact that the husky's fur is shorter than that of Alaska.

Alaska's fur is a little longer and softer.

The most noteworthy thing is the difference between Alaska and Husky. We all know that huskies have a cute nickname called Erha. The reason why the husky is called so is also related to its character.

Huskies have an active and lively personality. Their habits are closer to those of wolves, and they are fickle and alert. But Alaska is the opposite, and Alaska and the husky can be described as static and moving.

Although Alaska is a little bigger, it has a very generous personality.

Alaska is far more loyal than Erha in terms of loyalty, they are loyal, sincere, and courageous. Alaska and huskies also have a natural commonality, which is that they are extremely patient.

As long as you master the method and understand the characteristics of these two breeds of dogs, it is still very good to distinguish Alaska from huskies.

1. Body type.

The Alaskan is a large dog, and the Husky is a medium-sized dog. Although the difference between the two dogs' appearance when they were young may not be very large, when they become adults, even in terms of size, the two are still very different.

2. Eyes. Alaskan dogs generally have dark brown eyes that are relatively stable; Huskies have not only dark brown eyes, but also blue, and some huskies even have mandarin duck eyes.

3. Ears. The ears of Alaskan dogs are relatively wide, and the tips of the ears are curved and semicircular; Huskies have a narrow distance between their ears and a small curvature of the ear tips, like a triangle.

4. Forehead. The face shape of the Alaskan dog is generally peach or cross-shaped, and the shape of the forehead and eyebrows usually has a beauty point. Huskies usually have a three-fire mark on their forehead, and the color distribution of the forehead and between the eyebrows is cross-shaped, double-lined, and two-point eyebrow shapes.

In fact, there is still a big difference between the two dogs, as long as you identify the following points, you can buy the right dog1Regardless of whether the puppies are adults, Allah's fur is longer and thicker than that of a husky2Allah is not allowed to have blue eyes, and the colors allowed for husky eyes are black, blue, brown, and mandarin duck eyes.

3.Allah's tail is curly and upturned; Because he is a descendant of the Arctic wolf, his tail is like a cylinder brush, and it generally droops.

4.Allah has black, gray, brown and red huskies and pure white, black, gray, sable, dream and other colors.

5.The ears of the Alaskan Malamute are very wide apart and outwards and backwards, and the husky ears are close to each other6Allah puppies generally have a cross face and a peach face, but huskies generally have a 3-fire face.