Husky Siberiano VS Pastor Alemán 🐕 ¿Cuál elegir?

Are you thinking about adopting one of these two breeds but can't decide? In this video by an animal expert, we explain the similarities and differences between the German shepherd and the Siberian Husky so that you can learn more about these breeds and decide which one will best suit your life. Let's get started. How about we take a look at their origins to better understand these two breeds? The origin of the Husky is somewhat uncertain as both Russia and the United States claim to be the place where this breed originated. However, several sources suggest that it was the Chukchi tribe, inhabitants of a paleo Siberian village, who created the Siberian Husky. Being very fast and resistant dogs, they were used from the beginning to pull sleds. On the other hand, the German shepherd is originally from Germany where it was used as a working dog with a noble appearance. It is currently present in countless activities from searching and rescuing lost people to working as a police dog. Regarding its physical appearance, the Siberian Husky is a large, strong and muscular dog. Its eyes are usually hazel, brown or sky blue, although some Specimens have heterochromia, I.e. one eye of each color. Finally, regarding its coat, the husky can be the following colors and combinations. White, black, cinnamon, gray, sable and red. Thanks to its physical characteristics, this breed can adapt to different climates and environments, but they have a greater level of tolerance to cold weather. On the other hand, the German shepherd is similar to the Siberian Husky in terms of size and shape as it is also a large, strong and muscular dog. However, dogs of this breed tend to have very dark eyes, unlike the Husky. In addition, among its most common colors are black, tan, yellowish and gray. Likewise, and unlike the previous one, the German shepherd has a greater tolerance to hot weather. The Huskies personality makes them very special as they are affectionate, playful and friendly dogs that enjoy being in the middle of a family. Although they are distant with strangers, they enjoy the company of other dogs and trusted people. To avoid behavioral problems, it is essential to socialize them from a young age. On the other hand, what stands out most about the German Shepherd's personality is that it is usually balanced, confident and reliable. It is also distinguished by its great defensive instinct. Although it tends to be somewhat distrustful of strangers, it is not an aggressive dog by nature. Of course, socialization as a puppy is essential to avoid problems in the future since no dog's character is guaranteed solely by its genes. Both are active breeds that need plenty of exercise and mental stimulation to stay healthy and happy. E Even so, it could be said that the Husky is a little more energetic than the German shepherd, so it may require a little more time for physical exercise. However, both breeds will need a lot of exercise and long walks. On the other hand, it is recommended to brush them daily to care for their coat. Finally, we must make sure to offer them high quality food, always paying attention to the amount indicated for their weight. The Husky is a docile breed when it comes to training, although it will depend on each specimen. In addition, although both breeds are intelligent, when it comes to training a husky, more knowledge, patience and perseverance are required than when training a German Shepherd. We will need about 10 to 15 minutes of mental stimulation daily so that it remembers all the commands it knows in a positive and correct way. With positive effort, we will achieve very good results. On the other hand, the German shepherd is an excellent dog with which to work on training and obedience thanks to its natural predisposition. And it is also among the five most intelligent dog breeds in the world. Do you want to know the other four? Discover them in the video that we have included in the card. It will be essential to work on their development from when they are puppies and continue working on obedience in their adult stage to keep them mentally healthy. In both breeds, it is essential to work on socialization, stimulation of the senses and intelligence games. Finally, we can say that although some specimens may develop some disease in in general, the Siberian Husky tends to be in excellent health. On the other hand, the German shepherd, due to indiscriminate breeding, is prone to several hereditary diseases. Before finishing, don't miss the video that we have left here next to you in which we explain 10 interesting facts about the Siberian Husky. We're sure you didn't know them. Tell us which of the two breeds you think would adapt better to your lifestyle. Until next time.