1. The Cleanest Dog!?

Siberian Huskies are known for their lack of doggy odor.

That’s because of their inherently low sebum secretion and They groom themselves quite diligently.

Which is why rather than getting a bath Once every 2~3 weeks like other dogs, Once every 3~4 months is enough for huskies.

2. Charismatic and Playful

Due to their sleek appearance, Siberian Huskies look aloof and distant, But is in fact, quite playful and like people.

But even so, They’re quite independent and stubborn, So they are not as obedient as you’d think.

Most huskies like people but They are rather vigilant around other animals, They may show aggressive behavior towards other dogs.

As a mediumsized dog, huskies are quite powerful, Tough for a guardian to control him through sheer force, It’s crucial that the dog be properly trained beforehand.

On top of that, huskies are curious by nature and thus prone to accidents.

They chase, dig, and bite to satiate their curiosity,
When raised in enclosures, they tend to escape jumping over the fence.

They even referred to ‘escape artists’ abroad.

3. Siberian Husky, Where are You From?

Like the name suggests, Siberian Huskies are from Siberia, East of Russia.

It’s said that the Chukchi people from Siberia Nurtured them as sledge dogs 3,000 years ago.

In 1909, a merchant brought them To Alaska, America and there, They then prospered as sledge dogs.

4. Malamutes and Huskies

Siberian Huskies and Alaskan Malamutes are Quite similar looking.

Their biggest differences are size and eye color.

Alaskan Malamutes are a bit bigger than the huskies and Have more bearlike impression Whereas the Siberian Huskies have sharp and snarky appearance.

Also, all Alaskan Malamutes only have brown pupils whereas Siberian Huskies have diverse eye colors such as White, blue, oddeyed, and so forth.