My Husky is 5 months old so he is still in an awkward growing stage. His ears and snout are fully developed like an adult dog, but the rest of him is still growing. He has all Husky features such as pointy ears, blue almond-shaped eyes, big bushy tail, little husky-like paws, and he runs very fast and is light on his feet. He has a Husky mask pattern on his face, but the pattern on his body is blotched with black and white? I am very confused. I thought maybe he was just a piebald Husky, but lots of people are saying he's mixed? I'm not sure.
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Does it really matter if he is purebred or not? He's your fur baby and he's gorgeous. I hope that you love and respect one another for many years to come.
A purebred husky can be piebald. This doesn't prove that he is or isn't purebred. It is a possibility. You still shouldn't breed him if you don't know his genetic history.
Kind of reminds me of a german Shepherd or sheep dog mixed with husky
I'm guessing some sort of herding dog like collie!
I know my response is several years late and you won't see it... but... he looks purebred to me. I have a piebald husky. It is a valid color for huskies (contrary to what someone else said).
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