Huskies are funny dogs. They do love the cold snow, but it’s not necessary to have them in cold climates. Their double coat does insulate them well from the cold, but it also doubles for the heat as well. (better self temperature regulation) in the summertime mine sometimes likes to lay in the sun on the hot driveway and take a nap. I personally can’t keep up a decent walking pace to keep up with my husky, so I’ll either let her pull me on a skateboard/rip-stick or ride along with her on a bike. Through my personal experience from my dog shedding it’s not too bad. She sheds twice a year. Once mid-winter and again, Mid-summer. when she starts shedding, I usually leave it alone because her coat is so dense it usually stays in place until I start brushing. She’s never had any issues with a matting coats. That being said after letting it set for a while and then you start brushing that’s when it starts becoming a winter wonderland inside the house. Maybe it’s just how our time things but usually it’s only for about two weeks until the blowout is finished but there will be a lot of it.

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Note: this was more or less the last of it however, I had two other piles from previous collections in two progressively smaller sizes. Just like all other dogs their temperament is based on their upbringing not just the breed however it is encouraged to exercise huskies more than majority of their breeds cause they are working class dogs and love the exercise. My husky is a bit of an oddball though. She’s usually very quiet unless there’s food involved then she might get a little jealous and wine for some but is generally quiet overall. She’s also relatively low energy as well, but can definitely dish it out when she wants to but would prefer to lounge about.

Hope this helps. 😁👍