Judging from the body shape and hair

Huskies are medium-sized dogs, generally no more than 60 centimeters tall, while Alaskan dogs are large dogs, generally over 60 centimeters tall. Therefore, when two dogs stand together, Alaska will be obviously larger. Alaska's coat colors are black and white or red and white, and its hair is relatively soft and relatively comfortable to touch, while Husky has black and white, gray and coffee white coat colors, and its hair is relatively short and feels rough to the touch.

Judging from the tail

The base of the Alaskan tail is thick and the hair is thick. It is curled easily above the body most of the time. The tip of the tail is curved close to the root of the tail, making it look cute and cute. The Husky's tail hangs down most of the time. When excited or running, the tail swings up, but the tip of the tail is always horizontal.

Judging from the eyes

Alaskan eyes are only monotonous brown, while Husky eye colors are more diverse, including brown, blue and mandarin duck colors. Therefore, if you can’t tell whether a dog is an Alaskan or a Husky, you can look at their eyes. If it is a dog with blue eyes, then it is a Husky.

Judging by personality

Alaska’s personality is honest, brave, loyal and patient, while Husky’s habits are closer to those of wolves, smart, alert, lively and changeable. Alaska looks relatively honest. Even though it looks tall, it always has a sense of innocence. From afar, you can feel the husky’s uniqueness and silliness. Although Huskies are relatively smart, their lively temperament always troubles people, and they always have some housebreaking behaviors.