The Siberian Husky, a breed of fluffy dogs, has a friendly and gentle appearance, but is also very alert and likes to be close to people. It can be kept in both urban and rural areas, but a spacious suburban area with walls would be ideal. It has a lot of energy and requires a lot of exercise, so it may not be suitable for older people, office workers, or those with limited free time. 
People who own dogs are familiar with the concepts of purebred and mixed breeds. There is also a significant difference in the selling prices of purebred dogs and mixed breed dogs. Of course, when owning a Siberian Husky, one would hope to purchase a purebred, majestic Siberian Husky. But do you know how to distinguish whether a Siberian Husky is purebred or not?
Huskies are Siberian sled dogs, and the name “Husky” comes from their distinctive hoarse bark, which gives them their name. Purebred Huskies are very beautiful and have a higher value. Of course, purebred Huskies also have their own unique characteristics.
Purebred Siberian Huskies have a wolf-like appearance, but they are slightly larger in size than wolves. The standard height for a male Siberian Husky is approximately 53-58 cm, with a weight ranging from 20-27 kg; the standard height for a female Siberian Husky is approximately 51-56 cm, with a weight ranging from 16-23 kg.
A purebred Siberian Husky has a standard double coat, with medium-length fur that is thick and dense. The undercoat is soft and dense, while the outer coat is smooth and lies flat. The coat can come in a variety of colors, from black to white, brown to red, and can be patchy in distribution.
Purebred Siberian Huskies have almond-shaped eyes that are spaced appropriately, not too far apart nor too close together. The eyes can be brown or blue in color. The ears are also of a moderate size and are triangular in shape, with the tips being fairly close together. There is a lot of fur on the ears. The back is slightly arched, with the ribs expanding outward from the spine and tapering to a slim waistline. The waistline slopes downward and is narrower than the chest, and the tail is covered in thick fur, somewhat resembling a fox’s tail