Here she is.



The story is.
Mother is a Siberian
and
Father is an Alaskan.

Im not a Husky expert. But She has some big ears.
Everyone says she will grow into them. But those don't look like a Husky to me. I could be wrong.
What do you guys think?

Also. A few other concerns.

1. She is very very scared of everything around her. I know she is only 8 weeks old, But she gets freaked out over everything.

2. I have only had her for about 2 days now. Sense we got her home. All she ever does is sleep. She wont play. She hasn't eaten very much.

3. When I take her for walks, She wants to hide between my lags as we walk. And she keeps stopping to look behind us. As if shes worried someone is coming up from behind.

4. She also likes to sit down every chance she gets as we are walking. Not a problem, because she is still a baby. I just think its cute lol.

5. Her name... Or any sign of communication for that matter. She pretty refuses to acknowledge anything I say to her. Such as her name. I have said her name to her probably 200 times in 2 days, Her ears don't even move. When I talk at all. she just doesn't pay attention. She doesn't have a hearing problem (i thought she did untill I scared the holy hell out of her by mistake when I made a loud bang.)

Father is an Alaskan husky? Alaskan huskies are really just a well-bred mutt, to put it bluntly They are husky crosses designed to maximize sled-pulling ability. They are not a true recognized breed, but rather a well-planned working dog.

My point is that the ears could very well come from another breed that was crossed with the husky to produce the Alaskan husky, hence why they don't "look husky."

She will more than likely grow into them though