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No, an Alusky is a mix between an Alaskan Malamute and Siberian Husky.
An Alaskan Husky is a purebred dog.
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The Alaskan Husky is not a true dog breed. Alaskan Huskies are themselves the animal created when crossing a Siberian Husky with another dog breed. Under this definition, the result of a pairing between an Alaskan and a Siberian Husky is simply another Alaskan Husky.
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The kingdom of the Alaskan Husky is Animalia. This applies to all domestic dog breeds.
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An Alaskan Malamute is a bigger dog than a husky.
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An Alaskan malamute is larger than a Siberian husky by a considerable amount.
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no. the Siberian husky, is the Siberian husky. but there are other types of huskies. there is the Siberian, the Alaskan, the Mackenzie river husky. some people would also include the Alaskan malamute.
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He looks like Siberian Husky crossed with an Alaskan Malmute. He is probably mostly husky, but it is very uncommon for a pure husky to be that fluffy.
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There isn't really an Alaskan husky breed. its just Siberian huskies and Alaskan malamutes. Alaskan huskies are not a breed in itself they are bred by different dogs to produce the best possible working dogs. but the scientific name for a Siberian husky is Canis familiaris.
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They actually can
i know alot of people who have an alaskan husky
in Riyadh.. usually in mid summer they stay indoors with alot of water
hope that helped (Y)
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The Alaskan Klee Kai is often mistakenly referred to as a 'miniature husky'.
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No.
But there is such a thing as an Alaskan Klee Kai the so called the Mini husky.
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Huskies are a domesticated dog breed. They do not migrate.
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All dogs, including the Alaskan Husky, have the same scientific name,Canis familiaris.
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Be specific. Alaskan Malamute? Siberian Husky? But if you're talking about one of those, they are purebreeds.
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There are fair few The Keeshond The Akita Alaskan Malamute Alaskan Husky
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The Siberian Husky and Alaskan Malamute are both classified in the Working Group (UK) and were both originally bred to pull sleds in cold regions. They are different as the Alaskan Malamute is usually taller and heavier than a Siberian Husky, plus the Siberian Husky can have blue eyes; whereas the Alaskan Malamute cannot.
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I'm going to assume you mean if your Husky is a Siberian Husky or an Alaskan Malamute. Huskies are generally smaller in size and weight and Malamutes tend to have a harsher coat.
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The "Alaskan husky" is not an actual breed. The term covers any and all dog's bred to pull sleds, specifically mixed bred dogs. The term first gained popularity in Alaska (of course).
A normal Alaskan husky is bred from :
sight hounds (grey hounds being the most common!)
Collies
German Shepherd
Siberian husky (More specifically the Seppalla siberian husky)
Malamutes
Samoyeds
and labs.
Currently there are more GSD/grey hound mixes used as Alaskan huskies then any other breed.
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Probably the closest breed to a husky would be the Alaskan Malamute which is pretty much a stronger-built husky. Another similar breed could be a German Shepherd Dog, with its speed, strength, loyalty, and similarity to wolves. Or another breed could be the Alaskan Klee Kai, which is pretty much a miniature husky.
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A bigger version of a husky is called an Alaskan Malamute. Malamutes are large and powerful working dogs with a similar appearance to huskies but with a more robust build. They are known for their strength, endurance, and gentle temperament.
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Alaskan klee kais are 1/2 Husky 1/4 American Eskimo and 1/4 Skipprekee
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I'll be able to answer that in 10 weeks
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The Alaskan malamute is a breed of dog similar to the husky to see pictures search Alaskan malamute under images on google or another search engine.
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Canadian Eskimo Dog, Alaskan Malamute, Chinook. Those are some of them.
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Alaskan huskies can come in a variety of colors, including black, gray, red, sable, agouti, and white. Eye color can also vary, with shades of brown, blue, or a mix of both.
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SIBERIAN HUSKY
Height: Dogs 21-23½ inches (53-60cm.) Bitches 20-22 inches (51-56cm.)
Weight: Dogs 45-60 pounds (20½-27kg.) Bitches 35-50 pounds (16-22½kg.)
Height:
The Alaskan Husky ranges from 23 to 26 inches
Weight:
The Alaskan Husky weighs 44 - 66 lbs.
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If you mean sled dog breeds?
Traditional sled dog breeds include the Siberian Husky, the Alaskan Malamute, the Chinook, the Sakhalin Husky, the Canadian Eskimo dog, the Seppala Siberian sled dog, the Tamaskan husky, the Samoyed, the Eurohound, the Mackenzie River husky, and the Greenland dog.
While these dogs are bred for the purpose of pulling a sled, many other breeds have been used, including mixed breeds. These days, that tradition lives on in sled dog racing, where the most popular breeds include the Alaskan Husky, and various cross breeds, often based on the German Shorthaired Pointer. However, many breeds have been used, including the poodle!
Alaskan huskies are favored in modern sled dog races because they are faster than traditional breeds like the Alaskan malamute or the Samoyed. They are not as strong, but in sled dog racing where speed is important, and the distances are shorter, Alaskan huskies were found to perform better. Alaskan husky dogs are not a recognized breed. They are bred for their performance, and so they cannot be easily characterized as a breed. Alaskan husky dogs represent a variety of types with different lines. They are hybrid dogs - a husky with another breed, that is determined by the needs and ideas of the breeders. A husky may be bred with a wolf, setters, or any other breed that can bring genetic advantages in speed and endurance.
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The alaskan malamute is a little bit wider and more furry than a siberian husky, but a siberian husky is a little bit thinner and have sharper ears. An alaskan malamute has more strength and better skills in pulling sleds than a siberian husky. A siberian husky has blue eyes is faster than an alaskan malamute, while an alaskan malamute has a thicker head and small brown eyes. Siberian huskies have sharper teeth than alaskan malamutes, which have bigger jaws.
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The Alaskan husky is not an official breed but a mixed breed dog that is bred for performance not looks. These dogs are most famous for their part in the Iditarod sled dog race.
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The most common sled dog is the Siberian husky or the Alaskan malamute
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Kingdom:
Animalia
Phylum:
Chordata
Class:
Mammalia
Order:
Carnivora
Family:
Canidae
Genus:
Canis
Species:
C. lupus
Subspecies:
C. l. familiaris
Note: This applies to all breeds of domestic dog.
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An Alaskan Malamute/Siberian Husky mix is a cross breed and a hybrid because a cross breed is a hybrid. In this case, a hybrid would be defined as the offspring of two different breeds of dogs which is what a cross breed is as well.
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The dog in the movie "Passengers" was a Labrador Retriever.
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I myself have a husky, and I named him Demon. Demon came to me because of that movie "Snow Dogs" I have a husky its a female i don't know what to name her its really hard to find names for huskies
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Dog breeds that are in the Working group and the nordic Spitz breeds are known to be excellent dogs that withstand the coldness and have great strength the sledding life.
Dogs:
Alaskan Malamute
Alaskan Husky(Not an actual breed, as classification)
Canadian Eskimo Dog
Chinook
Greenland Dog
Greyster(Rare)
Mackenzie River Husky
Northern Inuit Dog
Samoyed
Sakhalin Husky(Rare)
Seppala Siberian Sleddog
Siberian Husky
Tamaskan Dog(Rare)
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There are Siberian Huskies and the less common breed of Alaskan Husky. Some people choose to argue that Alaskan Huskies are a purely fictional breed, but occasionally you will see one in a dog book or magazine.
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Any cross breed is generally referred to as a mutt or mongrel. I've heard them called Aluskies before, but it's not a term that's been officially recognised.
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The Alaskan Husky is a mixed breed. It is the dog most used for mushing at this point in time. The reason the Alaskan is the most popular breed for mushing is mostly due to racing. Since Alaskans are a mix breed and often have various types of hound mix they are typically faster than the purebred dogs. This is more of a factor in sprint racing than it is in distance. There are still a few purebred Siberian Husky teams competing in distance racing that are doing quite well.
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