One of the factors that determines the price of Huskies: pedigree

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 that puppies from the same litter must have different qualifications, and the same is true for the offspring of champion dogs.

The second factor that determines the price of Husky is 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 (just an analogy, not meant to belittle the black and white husky). In fact, Huskies have a very wide range of coat colors. White, gray, black, etc. are all normal. The color you choose depends purely on personal preference and has little to do with purity.

The third factor that determines the price of Huskies: size.

In fact, compared with factors such as eyes and head fire, the size of Husky puppies 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 a little more expensive at this point, it's still worth it.

The price of huskies

The price of pet-grade huskies

Huskies are divided into pet-grade and competition-grade. If you don’t compete, pick one that looks good. A pet-grade husky will do. The price of a pet-grade husky varies from 500 to 3,000 yuan depending on the region.

The price of a normal pet-grade Husky should be between 1,000-2,000 yuan. A particularly good pet-grade puppy may be sold for 3,000 yuan, but it already feels like a bit of a rip-off. If the price of a pet-grade Husky exceeds 3,000 yuan, then the price is a bit outrageous.

Generally speaking, when choosing a pet-grade Husky, you should pay attention to choosing a dog with a large head frame, large paws, and rich hair. At the same time, purebred Huskies have a smooth, effortless gait, graceful movements, a compact body, and a thick coat. Hairy, ears erect. (Related article: Characteristics and introduction of Husky)

The price of competition grade huskies

and pet gradeCompared with huskies, the price of competition-level huskies is much more expensive. Generally speaking, the cheapest purebred competition-level husky starts at 3,000 yuan, and a slightly better purebred husky costs 4,000-6,000 yuan. If it is better, the price of a competition-level husky that has won a ranking in the competition will be higher. Ten thousand yuan.

When purchasing a competition-level Husky, be sure to ask for the CKU pedigree certificate of the dog’s parents. After getting it, you can enter the certificate number on the China Kennel Association CKU homepage to check the dog, parents and ancestors information, awards and other related information (Note: It is not a pure dog breed identification certificate, that will not work.)