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Husky dogs are a particular kind of handsome dog - they have many distinct characteristics. Although sometimes mistaken for malamutes or German Shepherds, they do share some traits with other dogs, including some of their common traits. It probably comes to mind when you think of a Husky that has a thick coat on their body along with an upright nose and upturned ears, set on a roundish but well-proportioned head. On the other end, a bushy tail. It would not be too far off. They could even be compared to a wolf, at least in appearance. As a dog, the Siberian Husky is one of the most stunning dogs on the planet, with piercing blue eyes, or sometimes brown eyes, or even a combination of both blue and brown eyes. In general, they have white faces that are typically surrounded by darker markings, usually black or brown. The Husky's markings can present patterns on its face that are very whimsical or amusing, giving the dog a whole new role. You can find Huskies in many color combinations within the AKC Husky breed standard, from pure black to white, and from brown to tan to lilac, while there are also agouti colors, which are suitable for camouflage purposes. Huskies in camo! A more action-packed dog won't be found anywhere else.

You may already know the Labrador Retriever as a high-energy, water-loving family dog. You might also feel like you see them everywhere. That’s no coincidence because the Labrador Retriever is one of the most popular dogs in the United States (and in much of the world). Read on to learn more about this easy going dog breed, from their hunting dog history to how to care for your very own lab best friend, and decide whether a Labrador Retriever dog is right for you.