What is the difference between a Siberian Husky and an Alaskan? The average shoulder height of the Siberian Husky is lower and the weight is lighter. Blue eyes are acceptable in Siberian Huskies but not in Alaskan ones, and the ears of Siberian Huskies are close together while in Alaskan ones they are widely apart. Most Alaskan tails are turned upward, while most Siberian tails are hanging down.

1. The biggest difference is the body shape. The Alaskan Malamute is 10cm taller than the average Siberian shoulder height and weighs about 10kg. The shoulder height of the Alaskan Malamute male dog is about 65cm, and the shoulder height of the Siberian male dog is about 55cm.

2. Difference in eyes, Alaskan Malamute cannot accept blue eyes, but Siberian Husky can accept it.

3. Differences in ears: Alaskan Malamute’s ears are widely separated and pointed outward and back, while Siberian Husky’s ears are closer together and located higher on the head. The Alaskan Malamute's ears are too large, which is a fault if it is too tall. The Siberian Husky's ears are too spread, and the ears are too large, which is a fault.

4. There are other small details, such as paws, temperament, etc. The two dogs have slightly different focuses.

5. In terms of tail, Alaska’s tail is upturned and rolled on the back in most cases, especially when working; Siberian’s tail is mostly hanging down, except when wagging its tail.