Siberian Husky (Russian: Сибирскийхаски, Sibirskiyhaski, English: Siberianhusky) is a rare alias Husky. Common name: Erha or stop. The Siberian Husky weighs between 25 to 60 pounds (16 to 27kg) and is about 20 to 23.5 inches (51 to 60cm) tall. It is a medium-sized dog. The Siberian Husky is an original and ancient dog breed that lives in northeastern Siberia and southern Greenland. The Husky's name comes from its special deep cry.
Siberian Husky
The characteristic temperament of the Siberian Husky is harmony , gentle, but without losing time sensitivity, concern, intelligence, gentleness, concern, and can be raised in both urban and rural areas, it is better to be tolerant. Best is to live in the suburbs, preferably with a fenced yard. It is also suitable for breeders who live in a community with many open spaces, are afraid of loneliness and need someone to accompany them, and have high energy and a lot of movement. It is not suitable for the elderly, office workers and students who have little leisure time.
English name
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Resume
The Siberian Husky is a dog breed bred by the Siberian nomadic Inutchok tribe. It has always been responsible for pulling sleds and leading reindeer. and protection services. Moreover, he can handle the despicable conditions in Siberia. Siberian Husky has been growing alone in Siberia for centuries. In the early 20th century, it was brought to the United States by fur traders. In an instant, this dog became the world-famous sled racing champion dog. Nowadays, this dog is loved by people as an outstanding companion dog.
Character
The typical character of the Husky is friendly, gentle, alert and likes to travel . It will not show the fierce territorial occupation of a guard dog, will not be too suspicious of strangers, and will not attack other dogs. Adult dogs should have a certain degree of caution and dignity. This breed is intelligent, gentle, caring, and makes a suitable companion and sincere worker.
Suitable people
It can be used in both urban and rural areas, lenient is better. It is best to live in In the suburbs, it is better to have a fenced yard. It is also suitable for the large gaps in residential areas.Those who feed many people are afraid of loneliness and need to be accompanied by others. They are energetic and have a lot of communication. It is not suitable for the elderly, office workers and students who have little leisure time.
Breed Scale
Surface
The Siberian Husky is a medium-sized working dog with light feet and beautiful movements. It has a compact body, thick coat, erect ears, and a brush-like tail, showing the genetic characteristics of the Shuofang region. The gait is characteristic: smooth and effortless. His earliest role was to pull a trolley, and he is still very good at doing so. He can travel a considerable distance at a normal speed when towing a light load. His body proportions and body shape reflect the most basic balance of strength, speed and endurance. The male is muscular but not rough in appearance; the female is full of feminine beauty but not weak. Under normal conditions, a muscular and well-developed Siberian Husky cannot drag heavy objects.
Size, proportion, extension
Height: Male, 21-23 inches at withers; Females 20-22 inches.
Weight: Male, 45-60 pounds; female, 35-50 pounds. Height requires high cooperation. The above data represents the limit values of height and weight, and anything other than these limits cannot be considered exceptional. A frame that is too large or too heavy will cause problems in efficiency. Viewed from the side, the length from the point of the withers to the lowest point of the croup is slightly longer than the height from the ground to the top of the withers.
Failure: males over 23 inches, females over 22 inches.
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The expression is firm, but friendly; curious, even naughty.
The eyes are almond-shaped, moderately separated and slightly slanted. The eyes may be brown or blue; the color of the two eyes may be different if the color matches the standard.
Disadvantages: Eyes are too slanted; too close. The ears are medium in size, triangular in shape, set close together and set high on the head.
The ears are thick and covered with thick hair. The neck is slightly arched at the junction of the neck and strong erect. The tip is slightly rounded and pointed straight. Aggressive side.
Disadvantages: The ratio of ears to head is out of balance, appearing too large; too far apart; not erect enough.
The skull is of average size and in good proportion to the body; it is slightly rounded at the top and tapers gradually from the widest point to the eyes.
Disadvantages: The head is clumsy or too heavy; the surface of the head is too conspicuous.
Stop (the concave spot on the face)-sThe top ten is obvious, and the bridge of the nose from stop to end is straight.
Disadvantages: stop is not significant. The length of the mouth and nose is average. The length from the end of the nose to the stop is the length from the stop to the occipital bone.
The muzzle is of medium width, gradually tapering to a point that is neither pointed nor square in finish.
Disadvantages: Mouth and nose are delicate or too thick; too short or too long. Nose: The nose of gray, tan or black dogs is black; the nose of bronze dogs is liver color; pure white dogs may have fresh-colored noses. The pink striped "snow nose" is also available.
The lips are evenly colored and tightly closed. Teeth scissor bite.
Disadvantages: Non-scissor bite.
Neck, topline, body
Neck: Moderate length, arched, dog standing Immediately raised upright. When trotting, the neck is stretched and the head is slightly forward.
Disadvantages: neck too short, too thick; too long.
Chest: Deep and healthy, but not too wide, with the deepest point just behind and level with the elbows. The ribs are well spread outward from the spine, but are flattened laterally to allow free movement.
Disadvantages: Chest too wide; "barrel ribs"; ribs stretched or weak.
Back: The back is straight and healthy, with a straight topline from withers to croup. It should be of normal length and should not become round or loose due to being too long. The waist is tight, slanted, narrower than the ribcage, and slightly folded. The hips slide down from the spine at a certain angle, but the angle should not be too steep, so as not to affect the kicking force of the hind legs.
Disadvantages: light, weak back; arched back; skewed topline.
Tail
The hair on the tail is very thick, like a fox’s tail, which happens to be located on the topline Below, when the dog stands at attention, the tail is often carried on the back in a beautiful sickle-shaped arc. The tail is carried neither curled at any side of the body nor bent over the back. Under normal circumstances, the dog will hesitate with its tail when responding. The hair on the tail is of average length, and the length of the hair on the top, sides and bottom is basically the same, so it looks like a round fox tail.
Disadvantages: The tail is laid flat or tightly rolled; the base of the tail is too high or too short.
Forequarters
Shoulders: Shoulder blades drawn back. From the shoulder point to the elbow, the upper arm has a slight backward angle and is not straight to the ground. The muscles and ligaments between the shoulders and chest are developed.
Disadvantages: Straight shoulders; light shoulders. Front legs: When viewed from a standing position, the distance between the legs is moderate, parallel and straight, with the elbows close to the body and neither turned in nor turned out. Viewed from the side, the bone joints have a certain tilt angle, making them healthy and flexible. The bones are rich and strong, but not heavy.
The separation of the leg from the elbow to the ground is slightly greater than the length from the elbow to the top of the withers. The upper claws of the front legs can be removed. Deflection: Weak joints; bones too thick; legs too wide or too narrow when viewed from the past; elbows valgus. Feet oval, not long. The claws are of average size and close, with rich hair between the toes and pads. The pads of flesh are close and rich. When the dog is standing naturally, the paws should not be turned outward or inward.
Disadvantages: splayed feet, or weak toes; too large and clumsy claws; too small and delicate claws; inverted or everted toes.
Hindquarters
Viewed from the back when standing, the distance between the two hind legs is moderate. Legs parallel. The muscles in the upper part of the thigh are well developed and strong, the knee joint is fully flexible, the ankle joint has an obvious appearance, and the position from the ground is relatively low. If there are upper claws, they may be removed. Disadvantages: Straight stifle, cow-hocks, too narrow or too wide in rear.
Coat
The coat of the Siberian Husky is double-layered and of medium length. The coat is deep, but not too long to protect the dog's clear appearance. The undercoat is soft, deep, and long enough to support the outer coat. The coarse outer coat of hair is straight, smooth and smooth, not rough or standing on end. It should be noted that it is normal for the coat to be missing during the moulting period. You can trim your beard and the hair between your toes and around your feet for a cleaner appearance. Trimming other parts of the body is not allowed and will be severely punished. Disadvantages: The coat is long, rough, messy and loose; the quality is too rough or too soft; the coat should be trimmed except for the above-mentioned permitted parts.
Colors
All colors from black to pure white are available. Some additional color spots on the head are rare and include many patterns not found in other breeds.
Gait
The standard gait of the Siberian Husky is steady and happy, and it doesn’t look good. Tired. The pace should be fast and light. Don't pull too hard in competition situations. Run at a moderate pace to show the excellent flexibility of the forelimbs and the strong driving force of the hind limbs. Looking back when moving forward, the Siberian Husky does not move in one direction. As the speed accelerates, the legs gradually stretch forward until the toes all fall on the longitudinal central axis of the body. When the footprints are gathered in a line, the front legs and hind legs are stretched out straight forward, and the elbows and knee joints cannot turn outward or inward. Each hind leg follows the path of the front leg on the same side. Dog luckWhen walking, the topline remains tight and level. Disadvantages: Short, leaping or jerking footwork; awkward or sliding footwork; crossing or crabbing footwork.
Nature
The typical character of the Siberian Husky is friendly, gentle, alert and likes to accept. tour. He will not show the fierce territorial occupation of a guard dog, will not be too suspicious of strangers, and will not attack other dogs. Adult dogs should have a certain degree of caution and dignity. This breed is intelligent, gentle, caring, and makes a suitable companion and sincere worker.
Genetic diseases
Genetic diseases: hip joint hypoplasia, cataracts.
Rare diseases: diarrhea, acute gastric dilatation-change, peptic ulcer, belligerent dermatitis, acute wet dermatitis, acute intestinal catarrh, fungal Dermatoses, bronchopneumonia, canine infectious hepatitis, peptic ulcer, nocardiosis signs, progressive retinal atrophy, eosinophilic enteritis, canine brucellosis.
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