SIBERIAN HUSKY

Active. Intelligent. Friendly.Born to Run.

The Siberian Husky is a medium-sized working dogbreed known for its striking appearance, incrediblestamina and friendly nature. They are intelligent,sociable and thrive in active families who lovethe outdoors.

Lifespan12 – 15 years
Weight16 – 27 kg
ExerciseHigh
Breed GroupWorking
SIBERIAN HUSKY

Personality & Traits

12345IntelligenceEnergy LevelProtectivenessAffectionSociabilityLoyalty
1 = Low2 = Moderate3 = Good4 = Very Good5 = Excellent
IntelligenceVery intelligent and independent thinkers. They learn quickly but can be a little stubborn.
4
EnergyVery high energy. They need plenty of daily exercise and mental stimulation to stay happy.
5
SociabilityFriendly and outgoing with people and other dogs. They love being part of the action.
5
AffectionLoving and gentle with family members. They enjoy attention but are not overly clingy.
4
ProtectivenessModerately alert and will bark to alert you of unusual activity but are not aggressive.
2
LoyaltyDeeply loyal and form strong bonds with their family. They thrive on companionship.
4

Life Stage Care

Puppy

Puppy

(0 – 12 months)
  • Vaccinations on time
  • Early socialization
  • Basic training
  • Proper nutrition for growth
Adult

Adult

(1 – 7 years)
  • Daily exercise & adventures
  • Balanced diet
  • Continued training
  • Mental stimulation
Senior

Senior

(7+ years)
  • Joint care & supplements
  • Routine health check-ups
  • Weight management
  • Comfortable bedding

Exercise

  • 60 – 90 minutes daily
  • Long walks, hiking & running
  • Playtime in a secure area
  • Sledding, canicross & interactive games
Tip: Huskies were bred to run.They need physical and mentaloutlets every day.

Grooming

  • Brush 2 – 3 times a week
  • Daily brushing during shedding season
  • Bathe every 4 – 6 weeks
  • Clean eyes & ears regularly
  • Nail trim monthly
Tip: They have a double coat andshed heavily twice a year.

Health

  • Hip Dysplasia
  • Eye problems (Cataracts, PRA)
  • Hypothyroidism
  • Skin allergies
  • Bloat (Gastric Dilatation)
  • Dental issues
Tip: Regular vet check-ups and ahealthy diet help keep them intop shape.

Training

  • Start training at 8 weeks
  • Use positive reinforcement
  • Teach basic commands
  • Socialization is essential
  • Be consistent and patient
Tip: Huskies are intelligent butindependent. Keep trainingsessions fun and engaging.

Feeding Guide

AgeMeals / Day
2 – 3 months4 meals
3 – 6 months3 meals
6 – 12 months2 – 3 meals
Adult2 meals
Senior (7+ years)2 meals

Nutrition Tips

  • Feed high-quality, protein-rich dog food.
  • Maintain ideal weight to protect joints.
  • Fresh water should always be available.
  • Omega-3 for healthy skin and coat.
  • Avoid overfeeding and table scraps.
Dog Food Kibble Bowl

Compatibility Checklist

SIBERIAN HUSKY
I have an active lifestyle
I have a large, secure space
I can provide daily exercise
I enjoy the outdoors
I want a friendly companion
I can commit to training & time
Result

EXCELLENT MATCH!

A SIBERIAN HUSKY may be the perfect companion for you!

Did You Know?Siberian Huskies were bred by the Chukchi people of Siberia to pull sleds over long distances. Huskies are known for their “talking” – they howl, whine and “talk” instead of barking. They can run long distances with amazing endurance and love cold weather!
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