Other Names
Miniature Alaskan Husky

Origin
United States, 1970s
This breed was developed as a companion dog in the 1970s throush crossing Alaskan Huskies, Siberian Huskies, American Eskimos and Schipperkes.

Use Today
Companion

Life Expectancy
This breed can live as long as 14 years of age

Weight & Height
The come in 3 sizes ranging from 10-40 Pounds & 13-17.5 Inches at the shoulders

Known Health Problems
Fairly Healthy Breed

Physical Description
Small dog that has a wedge shaped head with a black or snow colored nose. The eyes are almond shaped and the tail curls over the back. They resemble very much a small version of Siberian Husky

Temperament
Friendly, high energy dog that does like to bark.. They are affectionate and loyal with its family but they can be reserved with strangers. This is not the best breed with small children and they required lots of socialization.

Training
Requires Socialization

Living Conditions
Apartment living is ok if the dog is exercised

Grooming
Brush regularly, This breed does shed

Exercise
Regular exercise needed

Coat Texture
Double coated.

Coat Colors
Gray/white or Black/White

Puppies
Average of 8 pups per litter. Obedience training should begin early

Recognition
Continental Kennel Club
United Kennel Club
American Pet Registry
National Kennel Club