Siberian Husky

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Diesel has been a wonderful addition to our kennel, but he is ready to retire and join a new family now, and just enjoy just being the family dog. For more details you can call me or text me. 573-429-6688

Siberian Huskies are loved for their unique personalities, intelligence, and playfulness, regardless of their coat color. They are loyal and affectionate dogs that make excellent pets for families and individuals willing to give them the exercise and attention they need.

Yes, it is possible for Siberian Husky puppies to change colors as they grow. Coat color can sometimes lighten or darken as dogs mature. This is due to various factors, including genetics, diet, and environmental conditions. Typically, Husky pups are born with soft, fluffy coats that frequently have darker tones coursing through them. You may notice that markings that were originally black have changed to a pale gray hue during their first shedding season. Sun exposure is a lesser-recognized cause of color change in Siberian Husky puppies. Long periods in the sun can also result in fur lightening. Although this change may revert if you reduce their sun exposure, it can sometimes be permanent in certain instances. However, it’s important to note that not all Siberian Huskies will experience a change in fur color, and it is impossible to predict when or how the coat will change. The extent of the color change can also vary from dog to dog.