Purebred huskies have almond-shaped, relatively pure round eyes. The pupil color of the eyes is either brown or blue. The ears are straight and erect, not droopy, and have thicker fur on them and slightly rounded tips. Because huskies first survived in harsh regions, purebred huskies have two layers of hair, one is the outer layer of hair and the other is the down under the outer layer of hair. The thicker the coat, the purer the breed. And the color of the coat can be black or white, with other colors occasionally appearing on the head. The hair on a purebred Husky’s tail is also very thick and when its tail is up, it is straight and does not bend. And because purebred huskies are so well behaved, they will enjoy wagging their tails in front of their owners.
