Dog Breeds - Alaskan Husky |
The Alaskan Husky is not a recognized breed; it is more often considered a category of dog. This is because there is no defined restriction on ancestry and they are defined by their purpose. They are very strong, fast sprinters which make them extremely efficient sled dogs. Generally the Alaskan Husky has the mixed genetics of many strong working dogs including the Wolf, Doberman, Foxhound and Greyhound. They are slightly larger and have more endurance when competing in sled races then the Siberian husky. This breed has high energy and bores easily. They prefer not to be solitary and may become destructive when left alone. Despite their large stature, they eat much less than expected. Like other husky breeds, the Alaskan Husky’s boredom can cause them to be natural roamers making them sometimes hard to contain.
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