The Husky is a lovely companion dog. It is strong, agile, alert and beautiful. It is a small and medium-sized Nordic breed. It is usually white, or white mixed with brown. The American Eskimo Dog has a strong, well-proportioned body with a strong sense of balance, and an agile and light gait. It has the face shape of a Nordic dog, with upright triangular ears and characteristic black spots on the lips, nose and eye rims. The American Eskimo Dog is a friendly, alert, and intelligent dog, although a bit reserved. At home, he is an excellent watchdog, alerting the family to the presence of strangers with his warning barks. Protective of home and family, although he poses no risk of biting or attacking. American Eskimo Dogs learn new tricks quickly and are eager to please their owners. So what is the price of Huskies?

1. Eskimo dog price

Huskies come in many colors, but the ones that are generally known and loved are pure white. There are relatively few purebred Huskies now, but they later bred several sled dogs, including Alaskan Malamutes and Samoyeds. , the scientific name of Husky is Siberian Husky. The price of Eskimo dogs is basically the same across the country, and you must go to breeding bases or professional kennels to buy them. The purity of the breed can be guaranteed, and there is certain after-sales service. The price is about 2,000-8,000 yuan. Pure dogs Breeding Eskimo dogs are basically more than 4,000 yuan. The price of an American Eskimo dog is approximately 2,000-8,000 yuan.

2. Price of Eskimo puppies

Generally speaking, the price of an Eskimo dog is about 5,000 yuan, and a purebred one costs about 10,000 yuan, divided into male and female dogs. If there is a pedigree certificate, it will be more expensive. Generally, Samoyed puppies can be purchased for about 800 yuan if they are domestically raised, and about 4,000 yuan if they are of better pedigree. Eskimo dogs are not common in China, and are even rarely bred. Many times, the all-white dogs we see are medium-sized, medium-sized, large-haired, and long dogs with smiles. They are Satsuma dogs, which are smaller and relatively hairy. The smaller one is the Japanese Silver Fox, while the Huskies are in between the two but the price is much higher than the other two dogs.

3. How to select Eskimo dogs

(1) For the sensory test, use your thumb and index finger to pinch the web between the middle toes of the puppy's front feet, and count the numbers from one to ten in your mouth. At the same time, your fingers will gradually increase the strength. If the puppy has struggled violently at the beginning, it will be more likely to struggle against the head circle and Dogs that are overly sensitive to restraint and training and that struggle at the highest level of exertion need a tough trainer.

(2) Behavior test, the tester kneels a distance in front of the puppy and calls the puppy to come. If the puppy has its tail raised and runs straight towards it, it must be a confident and social dog. As for the independent personality The dog may be indifferent, while a timid puppy may come forward but with a hesitant attitude and tail hanging down.

(3) The tester attracts puppies to follow him. The puppies with strong self-confidence will actively follow him, while the strong ones will run ahead or stumble, and the timid ones will hesitate but stop and walk independently. The others went elsewhere.

(4) Turn the puppy on the ground with its legs in the air, press its chest with one hand, use slight force to restrict its movement, and stare into its eyes for half a minute. At this time, the strong ones will struggle hard without fear in their eyes, while the timid ones will be submissive and have wandering eyes. This test is extremely important, and the strongest puppies are suitable for those with more experience.

(5) For the retrieval test, crush a piece of paper into a ball and throw it several feet in front of the puppy. If the dog runs to the paper ball, picks it up, and walks back with the tester's encouragement, it will be a good dog that is easy to train. If the dog has little interest in the paper ball or even walks away, the dog is less likely to be trained. If the dog goes to the corner with a ball of paper in his mouth to chew and play alone, this independent dog will need an experienced trainer in the future.