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Alaskan Huskies:
The appearance of an Alaskan Husky does not have any set standards. Their coat can be any type, their eyes can be hazel, brown, or blue. The most common color of eyes is brown. Their ears can be pointed, or flappy, and they can be stalky or lean.
Their temperment of this breed is typically gentle and playful, but they can also be mischievious. The Alaskan Husky is a working dog, and they would prefer to be out in the freezing cold, than be curled up by a nice warm fire. The have more endurance than a Siberian Husky when it comes to racing. They do have a lot of energy, and they are very fond of their family.
They do not need to be groomed very much, but they do have two shedding seasons, that can create a lot of fur around the home.
The Alaskan Husky is not recognized by the AKC or CKC because they are not considered to be a pure-bred dog.
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