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What Are Types of Small Dogs That Look Like Siberian Huskies?

What are some types of small sized dogs that look similar to a Siberian Husky?

Description
The Alaskan Klee Kai is a smaller version of the Alaskan Husky, though it physically resembles the Siberian Husky. It is between 10-40 pounds (4.3-18 kg.), comes in 3 size varieties, and 3 color choices.
Temperament
Alaskan Klee Kai’s shed, bark, and have a high energy level, therefore not making them ideal choices for everyone. Without the proper amount of daily and physical exercise they can become high strung. However, if in an appropriate home, the Klee Kai can be a wonderful companion. They are friendly but somewhat reserved with strangers. Socialize well. Docile and very loving, they need the humans around them to be calm but firm, confident and consistent pack leaders. Do not allow the Alaskan Klee Kai to develop Small Dog Syndrome.

Height, Weight
Height: Standard 15-17.5 inches (38-42 cm.)
Height: Miniature 13-15 inches (33-39 cm)
Height: Toy under 13 inches (33 cm.)
Weight: Standard 23 pounds (10 kg.)
Weight: Miniature 15 pounds (7 kg.)
Weight: Toy under 10 pounds (4.3 kg.)

Health Problems
The breed has little health problems.
Living Conditions

Because of their size, these dogs can live in an apartment, but a house with at least a small yard is recommended.
Exercise
These dogs should be exercised regularly. They should be taken on long daily walks.
Life Expectancy
Unknown yet, but 14 years is a good estimate
Litter Size
Average of 1 – 3 puppies
Grooming
This breed sheds and should be combed and brushed on a regular basis. This breed is an average shedder.
Origin
The Alaskan Klee Kai has a lot of Alaskan and Siberian Husky, as well as small amounts of American Eskimo in it. They were developed in the 70′s and are a relatively new breed. They were bred to be companions and their numbers are increasing.
Group
Nordic
Recognition
UKC, ARBA, CKC, NKC, APRI, ACR, DRA

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  • Kathleen

    Look at the American Eskimo.
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  • Nanalee D

    The Alaskan Klee Kai, it’s a new breed known also as the ‘mini’ husky. But they are pretty high in price range sense they are fairly new, I think they came out around the 70-80′s. A woman by the name of Linda I think it was created the breed.
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  • Panda

    the Klee Kai
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  • Kit_kat

    Description
    The Alaskan Klee Kai is a smaller version of the Alaskan Husky, though it physically resembles the Siberian Husky. It is between 10-40 pounds (4.3-18 kg.), comes in 3 size varieties, and 3 color choices.
    Temperament
    Alaskan Klee Kai’s shed, bark, and have a high energy level, therefore not making them ideal choices for everyone. Without the proper amount of daily and physical exercise they can become high strung. However, if in an appropriate home, the Klee Kai can be a wonderful companion. They are friendly but somewhat reserved with strangers. Socialize well. Docile and very loving, they need the humans around them to be calm but firm, confident and consistent pack leaders. Do not allow the Alaskan Klee Kai to develop Small Dog Syndrome.

    Height, Weight
    Height: Standard 15-17.5 inches (38-42 cm.)
    Height: Miniature 13-15 inches (33-39 cm)
    Height: Toy under 13 inches (33 cm.)
    Weight: Standard 23 pounds (10 kg.)
    Weight: Miniature 15 pounds (7 kg.)
    Weight: Toy under 10 pounds (4.3 kg.)

    Health Problems
    The breed has little health problems.
    Living Conditions
    Because of their size, these dogs can live in an apartment, but a house with at least a small yard is recommended.
    Exercise
    These dogs should be exercised regularly. They should be taken on long daily walks.
    Life Expectancy
    Unknown yet, but 14 years is a good estimate
    Litter Size
    Average of 1 – 3 puppies
    Grooming
    This breed sheds and should be combed and brushed on a regular basis. This breed is an average shedder.
    Origin
    The Alaskan Klee Kai has a lot of Alaskan and Siberian Husky, as well as small amounts of American Eskimo in it. They were developed in the 70′s and are a relatively new breed. They were bred to be companions and their numbers are increasing.
    Group
    Nordic
    Recognition
    UKC, ARBA, CKC, NKC, APRI, ACR, DRA
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  • Alice Greene

    Samoyeds,minnature siberian huskies
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