A healthy Husky should have bright, lustrous eyes, clean and neat eyelashes, and slightly moist circles around the eyes. If the Husky’s eyes are red (congested and flushed) or beige (yellowish conjunctiva), this is not normal. A healthy husky puppy should often have the best physical development as well, so generally a well-developed dog will also be very fit. So we can pay attention to whether the husky puppy is flexible, whether the coat is neat and smooth, whether the muscles are full and proportionate, whether the limbs are symmetrical and robust, and whether there is lameness. The nose of the Husky is a very important part of the Husky selection. The tip of the nose and around the nostrils of a healthy husky puppy should be moist and cool. If the nose is dry it mostly indicates inflammation of the upper respiratory tract (mostly caused by infectious and febrile diseases). If the nostrils flow obvious plasma, mucus, pus nasal discharge is a manifestation of some infectious diseases (influenza, canine distemper, etc.).
