On top of the physique, the Alaskan Sled Dog is a large dog with a relatively large physique, and the adult weight is generally above 80 pounds, and the well-bred ones can reach about 140 pounds or even higher. The shoulder height of the Alaskan sled dog is also relatively high generally in more than 60. Huskies are medium-sized dogs, generally not particularly large, and may weigh between 50 pounds and 60 pounds. In terms of coat, most Alaskan Shelties are long-haired and double-coated, while Huskies are short-haired dogs. There is also a difference in their facial features. The husky has a “three fires” face, with a more pronounced white stripe on the forehead. The Alaskan may have a peach-shaped face or a cross face. In terms of eyes, most Huskies have double blue eyes, while a few have apricot eyes. Most Alaskan sled dogs have almond eyes. When the Husky is relaxed, the tail drops naturally, closer to a wolf. When excited or running, the tail swings up, but the tail tip is always horizontal. The Alaskan Sled Dog, on the other hand, has a thick tail root, with an exuberant coat that is always curled and the tail tip curved close to the tail root.
