Isn t it a purebred husky? How is this husky in condition? Is it a purebred?

Working dogs breed standard general appearance.

The Siberian Husky is a medium-sized working dog with a brisk pace and graceful movements. The body is compact, with a thick coat, erect ears, and a tail like a brush, showing the genetic characteristics of the northern regions. The gait is very characteristic:

Smooth and effortless. His earliest role was to pull a trolley, and he is still very good at it, towing light loads and traveling considerable distances at moderate speeds. His proportions and shape reflect the most basic balance of strength, speed, and endurance.

Males are muscular, but not rough in outline; Females are full of feminine beauty, but they are not weak. Under normal conditions, a muscular and well-developed Siberian Husky cannot drag anything too heavy.

Neck: Moderately long, arched, upright when the dog stands. The neck is extended and the head is slightly forward when trotting.

Defects: the neck is too short and too thick; Too long. Chest:

Deep, strong, but not too wide, the deepest point is just behind the elbow and at level with it. The ribs are fully expanded outward from the spine, but flattened laterally to allow for free movement. Defects:

Chest too wide; "barrel ribs"; The ribs are too flat or weak. Back: The back is straight and strong, with a straight back line from withers to hips.

Medium length, not rounded or flabby by being too long for the body. The waist is tightened, slanted, narrower than the ribcage, slightly folded. The hips slide down from the spine at an angle, but not too steeply so as not to affect the back push of the hind legs.

Defects: back laxity, weakness; arched back; The dorsal line is slanted.

The fur on the tail is abundant, like a fox's tail, which is located just below the dorsal line, and the tail is usually carried on the back with a graceful sickle-shaped curve when the dog is upright. The tail is not rolled up on either side of the body when raised, nor is it flat on the back. Normally, the dog wags its tail when answering.

The fur on the tail is medium in length, and the hair on the top, sides, and underneath is basically the same length, so it looks a lot like a round fox tail. Defects: tail flat or tightly coiled; The position of the tail root is too high or too low.

Landlord: I have met a lot of fans like you, so I asked first"Is my dog pure? "Ay.

First of all, even if it's not good-looking, as long as its parents are huskies, then why does it exist?"Impure"This? Whether it looks good or not is just a matter of quality We can't tell whether a dog's bloodline is pure by looking at the appearance of a dog with the naked eye! It's just a matter of seeing if your dog looks good or not, and whether it's worth a lot of money, not that an ugly worthless husky isn't a husky

Huskies in good condition are generally more than three or four thousand, and there is no cap

And the one upstairs with big ears is at most not in good condition and not standard, how do you know that other people's dogs are not pure skewers?

But your husky seems to have a bit of a different dog pedigree?

It's not very pure, the ears are really too big, and the hair is too short and too little.

It doesn't seem to be very pure. Xiao Ha's ears can't be too big... Although it is a blue eye, it cannot be used as a criterion.

This is Red Haye! My family is white (very pure!) This one is not very pure, and the ears are a bit big!

It is indeed a purebred habaishi. But it's too early to say that the quality is still due, and you can't see the appearance until you are an adult. The difference between the faces of puppies and adults is very large. Appearance.

Huskies of any color and any head flower are allowed, and Old Jack in "Antarctic Adventure" is still a cow flower! It's all a matter of personal preference.

As the head flower grows older, the fire on both sides will gradually squeeze into the middle, and the fire in the middle will become thinner and thinner. When my husky was a child, the fire in the middle was only the thickness of a little finger, but now it is completely squeezed out and has become a peach face. Generally, at 8 months, the change will not be too big, close to adult dogs.

Dark circles and eye color will gradually fade. If the dark circles under the eyes do not fade before the age of 1, the chance of them disappearing in the future is very small.

This is my husky mm (picture left), the head flower can no longer see the three fires when I was a child, and the middle one is squeezed out, and it has completely become a peach face.

The middle torch of your house is thick, and it should still be able to be kept in the future, but it will be much thinner. Take care of it! Xiaoha was not brilliant when he was a child, my family was always said to be a soil dog when he was a child, and now the ** adult dog and the child can't see that it is the same dog!

When you grow up, you are the real Prince Charming!

Speaking of huskies, I like the slightly resentful look in its eyes... It basically has the basic characteristics of where to go sledding.

As for the forehead of the three eight fires, anyway, I don't take that seriously, because whether the dog is bad or not has little to do with that.

Fire does nothing, and on the whole, it is a pet-level husky.

The fire is a little unsightly, maybe it's better to grow when it's bigger, it's not particularly pure, it's not bad, feed it well.

Purebred Husky:

Bracket clear Siberian husky.

Greenland Husky.

Sakhalin husky.

Alaskan Husky.

Mackeniah River Husky.

Husky morphological characteristics:

The Siberian Husky has thicker hair than most dog breeds, and comes in many varieties of colors and patterns. They usually have white claws and limbs, facial patterns and a pointed tail with a hail mill, and the most common coat colors are black and white, gray and white, copper red and white, and pure white, and many individuals also have brown and reddish hairs, gray-brown shades or variegated spots. It is also common for a variety of patterns to appear on the face in the shape of masks and glasses.

Despite their small size and supple coat, the Siberian Husky has a wolf-like appearance, which is why the husky's expression can often instantly switch between handsome and cute.

In fact, there are many kinds of huskies strictly speaking.

Generally, the most common is the Siberian husky (everyone often calls it Erha or something), in fact, there are other huskies...

For example, Alaskan husky, Majagen river husky, Sakhalin husky and so on.

There are several other Chinese that have not been found: tamaskan utonagans

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