How to Identify a Purebred Husky

Telling a purebred Husky from a mix comes down to a handful of physical clues. Check the head (almond-shaped eyes set well apart, thickly furred ears), the tail (richly furred and carried below the topline without curling onto the back), the double coat (medium length, dense, lying flat), and the coat color (solid black or white are both normal, often with distinct facial markings).

Why Do Dogs Have Extra Neck Skin?

The loose skin on a dog's neck is scalp-like tissue that helps mothers carry puppies and protects the vulnerable throat. Learn its purpose and a handling caution.