What is the difference between a sled dog and a husky? The most obvious thing about a sled dog and a husky is the forehead lines. The husky has obvious "three fires" on its forehead, while the sled dog may have a peach-shaped face or a cross face; the eyes are larger Some huskies have blue eyes, a few have apricot eyes, and most sled dogs have almond eyes; in addition, sled dogs of the same age are taller than huskies. In terms of physique, the Alaskan Malamute is a large dog with a relatively large body. The weight of an adult is generally more than 80 kilograms. If it is particularly well-raised, it may be around 140 kilograms or even higher.

The shoulder height of the Alaskan Malamute is also relatively high, generally above 60cm.

Huskies are medium-sized dogs. They are generally not particularly large and may weigh between 50 and 60 kilograms.

Judging from the coat, most Alaskan Malamutes have long hair and double hair, while Huskies are short-haired dogs.

Their faces are also different. The Husky face is "three fires", and there will be more obvious white stripes on the forehead. Malamute dogs may have a peach-shaped face or a cross-shaped face.

In terms of eyes, most huskies have blue eyes, and a few have apricot eyes. Most Alaskan Malamutes have almond eyes.

When a husky is relaxed, its tail naturally droops, closer to a wolf. When excited or running, the tail swings upward, but the tip of the tail is always horizontal. The tail base of the Alaskan Malamute is thick, the hair is strong, and it is always curled, and the tail tip is curved close to the tail base.