Siberian Husky similar breeds

Quick breed overview

The Siberian Husky has long been utilized as a sled dog by the indigenous peoples of eastern Siberia because of its stamina, desire for working, and resilience to harsh temperatures. The breed remains prominent in the Arctic, especially in sports like mushing. Siberian Huskies are calm and affectionate companions, but they require strenuous activity to expend energy. They have a strong pack mentality and need company to live happily. Small animals are natural prey for a Siberian Husky, so possible other pets should be treated with care.

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InfoRating IconRating
Energy Level3/5
Exercise Need4/5
Affection Level4/5
Ease of Training1/5
Grooming Need3/5
Playfulness4/5
Friendliness (Dogs)3/5
Friendliness (Other Pets)3/5
Friendliness (Strangers)5/5
Watchdog Ability3/5
Protection Ability1/5
Cold Tolerance5/5
Heat Tolerance1/5

Siberian Husky - More information

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  • FCI section: 5.1 Nordic Sledge Dogs

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