The Siberian Husky puppy shows certain characteristics such as starting off at an early age as compact and strong, and who will go on to become a working dog. The Siberian Husky can have different colored coats including all black and pure white, often with a few different markings on the head as well. However, contrary to popular belief, Siberian Husky puppies can also have different colored eyes than the presumed blue eyes that are most associated with this breed of dog.

Other characteristics commonly found in the Siberian Husky puppy are being gentle in his nature and also very playful, though often he can turn willful as well as become mischievous. In fact, the Siberian Husky will always remain a puppy at heart, though he is still very clever as well as sociable and even loving. In addition, you will also notice that Siberian Husky puppies to be easy going and generally very docile. Siberian Husky puppies are also very energetic and they are good when in the company of children and they will readily become friends even with complete strangers.

The Siberian Husky puppy is characterized by its intelligence and is also amenable to be trained, but due to being not a very suspicious dog, he is not the ideal guard dog because he makes friends easily with strangers and he is not given to barking too much either. As you start training your Siberian Husky puppy, you may find that he has got a strong will and will usually make up his own mind and only obey commands that merit being obeyed. Which means that you will need to be very patient while training him and also be regular as well as forgiving of his faults.

Mostly, the Siberian Husky puppy is not a very loud animal though often he will howl, which is something he seems to like doing. And at other times he will simply look bored, though he is not given to being left alone and would rather be around people or other dogs. You should also not leave him alone because Siberian Husky puppies are quite destructive when left to their own devices.

The Siberian Husky puppy is quite sparing when it comes to eating food and this trait can be described as frugal, as he does not require being fed a whole lot of food. In addition, he loves to roam. Though he should not be allowed to go outside without being kept on a leash for fear that he will get lost or make other people get upset. However, he is a good companion, especially if you get to know and understand the particular needs of this extremely beautiful and intelligent breed.

Siberian Husky puppies may suffer from a few health related problems such as hip dysplasia and also juvenile cataracts, and in certain instances can suffer from zinc responsive dermatitis. It is also not recommended to keep the Siberian Husky puppy in an apartment because of their active nature, though after being properly trained will adapt to living in an apartment as well. Still, they need to be taken out and given at least an hour's exercise during the day, and they also prefer cold climates since they carry a very heavy coat on their bodies.