When pet owners buy Huskies, they must have encountered many such questions. Why are some Huskies expensive and some cheap? Today, the editor will answer questions for pet owners. The price of Huskies is mainly determined and affected by five factors.

(1) One of the factors that determines the price of Husky: bloodline

The most important thing about whether a Husky is worth money is the pedigree of the Husky. In this regard, just like horse racing, the purer the bloodline, the better. At the same time, there is also a rule that if the parents of a husky dog ​​are good, the price will be expensive. Especially for parents of husky dogs, if their names are preceded by CH, congratulations, your little husky may be priced in the 5-digit range. Because there is CH, it means that Xiaoha’s parents are both registered champion dogs, which means that the puppy’s father or female dog (or both) is a champion dog. Husky dogs like this are all awesome, and the price is naturally also awesome.

However, one thing to note is: puppies from the same litter must have different qualifications, and the same is true for the offspring of champion dogs. If you plan to purchase this kind of purebred competition-level Husky, don’t forget to ask for a pedigree certificate, especially for imported Huskies.

(2) The second factor that determines the price of Husky: coat color

Sometimes dog dealers will take advantage of some normal natural phenomena to drive up the price of huskies.

For example, everyone in the industry knows that purity has nothing to do with color. Huskies range from white, red, gray, brown to black, and even have block colors and cow-like patterns. These are within the scope allowed by the Husky breed standard. But in general places, if a dark-colored husky and a light-colored husky are sold together, the light-colored husky will definitely be more expensive (this is just an analogy, and I don’t mean to belittle the black and white husky).

In fact, the range of Husky coat colors is very wide, white, gray, black, etc. are all normal. Which color to choose depends purely on personal preference and has little to do with purity.

(3) The third factor that determines the price of Husky: body shape

In fact, compared with factors such as eyes and hair, the size of a Husky puppy is the truly useful factor. Because generally speaking, a Husky puppy with a good body shape and big paws will grow taller and have strong steps when it grows up, and grow into a beautiful adult Husky dog.

So if the price is more expensive at this point, it is still worth it.

(4) The fourth factor that determines the price of Husky: Head Fire

Husky’s “hot head” is also a concept packaged by domestic dog dealers. They call the husky's head flower "fire" on its face, which refers to the white pattern on its face. Some merchants deliberately compare it to "fire" in order to raise prices, but there is no such saying abroad. Choose a few "fires""The Husky is based on personal preference. If the breeder cares about it personally, it should be noted that the edge of the fire should be clear and straight. Although there may be slight differences in price with or without head flowers and different head flowers, no matter what type of head flower None of them constitute a reason for the higher price (but this seems to have formed an unspoken rule in China.)

(5) The fifth factor that determines the price of Husky: eyes

The eye colors of Huskies range from blue to brown, and there are also blue and brown eye colors. No matter what color, it depends on personal preference. But generally dog ​​dealers will regard blue eyes as the reason for increasing the price of huskies. This is gradually accepted by everyone, and it will soon become a fact.

After the above introduction to the factors that determine the price of Huskies, pet owners have instantly become experts in raising Huskies. However, the editor still reminds pet owners to be careful and careful in the process of purchasing Huskies. Only in this way can they You can be sure to buy a beloved Husky.