20 Strikingly Beautiful Siberian Husky Mixes

“Beautiful” only half describes the glorious and wolf-like Siberian Husky. With its piercing blue eyes, super soft fur, and fun-filled personality, the Husky is a fantastic breed. But what happens if you mix a Siberian Husky with another loveable pooch? We’re here to tell you that an even more gorgeous dog happens! Every Husky mix has its own quirks and eccentricities that make it unique, and we’ve compiled a list of our favorite Husky hybrids just for you. Here are 20 strikingly beautiful Siberian Husky mixes that’ll have you swooning and wanting one for yourself.

Why Do People Pick a Husky Mix?

Mixed breeds have been a part of the canine world throughout history. In fact, crossbreeding started as a way to emphasize specific aspects of multiple dog breeds to obtain the ideal dog for a given task (such as farming or guarding). By mixing the ever-popular Husky with other breeds, you end up with a dog that is best suited to you and your home. Plus, let’s be honest, they look gorgeous! 

Huskador

Let’s start with a family favorite: the Labrador crossbreed! This Siberian Husky and Labrador mix makes the perfect bouncy playmate. Perfect for a family with older children! Their boundless energy and friendly personalities make it easy for them to play with anyone. If you’re lucky, they’ll take after their Labrador parents and be obedient, too.

Beaski

How about downsizing your wild Husky to a Beagle-sized ball of fun? Moreover, Huskies and Beagles share several personality traits. Both dogs are independent, gentle-natured, intelligent, and loving, so you can be pretty certain you’ll see all four of those lovely characteristics in your new furry friend.

Dusky

The Dachshund’s super short legs and long body make an adorable pairing with the Siberian Husky’s blue eyes and soft fur. Though they may be short, what they lack in height, they make up for in enthusiasm. This mix is likely to be courageous, energetic, feisty, and loyal.

Pitsky

The Pitbull and Siberian Husky mixed breed is highly affectionate and benefits from lots of love. They also love plenty of attention! Not only that, but their Pitbull parentage adds to their high Husky energy levels. Pitsky needs plenty of exercise. It is best to give them rigorous training and exercise, so that both their minds and their bodies are stimulated.

Bordsky

Crossing a Border Collie with a Husky pairs a smart dog with another smart dog. Intelligence is certainly guaranteed! Collies are also renowned for their easy trainability. As a result, the Bordsky is a highly intelligent dog, with the feisty energy of the Husky controlled by the natural discipline of the Collie.

Gerberian Shepsky

Gerberian Shepsky dogs are a perfect mix of German Shepherd and Siberian Husky. Much like the Bordsky, a Gerberian Shepsky is full of discipline and loyalty. This makes them brilliant working dogs! Shepherd Husky crosses also make fantastic family pets, as the Shepherd’s fun and playful nature couples beautifully with the Husky’s charm.

Alusky

The closest breed relation to the Husky is the Alaskan Malamute. A mix between the two is practically purebred! The only real difference between the two is their size, which will change when they are mixed. In fact, Malamutes are often mistaken for Huskies, though Malamutes are much more stubborn. Malamutes often require a firmer trainer and early socialization, so keep that in mind.

Siborgi

Despite what the name may suggest, this mix is not part-dog, part-machine. Rather, they are the most adorable type of Husky cross imaginable – a Siberian Husky and a Corgi! The Siborgi results in a small, fluffy, and spunky little bundle of joy. They are considered a designer dog breed and should be treated with respect. This sweet little mix can suffer from separation anxiety, so are best suited to a constantly active household.

Huskita

Huskitas are a mix of Akita and Husky, making this impressive new breed both powerful and intelligent.  They are not for the faint-hearted, as they tend to possess both their Husky parent’s prey drive and hunting instinct, along with their Akita parent’s protectiveness. Not to mention they also tend to be stubborn and hyperactive. Furthermore, they can be hard to handle. If you’re thinking of getting a Huskita, then be prepared for plenty of hard training and socializing.

Ausky

Another striking mix is the Australian Cattle Dog and Siberian Husky combination. This mix further brings out the Husky’s wolf-like appearance. How striking! These dogs are sleek, fast, and quick-witted, so it is best to prepare a rigorous training program for them. As hard-working dogs, you should put them to work as soon as possible. Their highly active minds require plenty of stimulation. The best way to engage them is by giving them an important job to do!

Pomsky

This irresistibly adorable mix of Pomeranian and Siberian Husky results in an explosion of fluff. They also possess a fiery and bold personality! However small, this Pomeranian and Husky cross will certainly keep you busy. Because of the inherited Pomeranian coat, they require lots of grooming, plenty of attention, and do not like to be left alone. If you fail to keep them properly entertained, they will find other ways of driving away the boredom. For example – lots of barking. You may also like our article on Pomsky.

Bullsky Mastiff

The Bullmastiff and Husky crossbreed combines the calm and sweet temperament of the Bullmastiff, with the playful nature of the Husky. Unfortunately, the Bullsky Mastiff usually inherits the stubbornness of both! Though Bullsky Mastiffs tend to be gentle giants, their hard-headedness makes them difficult to train. An assertive trainer is ideal to get them through those temperamental puppy years.

Siberpoo

As a sweet, loyal, and loving breed, this Poodle and Siberian Husky mix is great for almost any household. The Siberpoo sheds, but is still considered hypoallergenic. Perfect for any allergic household looking for a Husky alternative! They are loving and affectionate, but only on their terms. Get ready to work for their love! But once you’ve got it, it’s certainly worth having.

Berner Husky

This breed is possibly the best combination for confident owners looking for a new family pet. The Berner Husky combines a Bernes Mountain Dog with a Siberian Husky. You’re more likely to get a gentle giant with this one! With a calmer temperament and an affinity for children, they are typically kindhearted, calm, and affectionate. Though you can expect the occasional Husky-style zoomies once in a while!

Rottsky

This bold combination of Rottweiler and Husky creates a powerful breed that is the ideal athletic dog. Somewhat fast, but certainly strong, they are certain to be a fantastic worker. With the Rottweiler’s muscle and the Husky’s pulling strength, this mixed breed will do whatever task you ask of them! The Rottsky will have a short coat that is easy to groom, thanks to their Rottweiler genes. Both breeds’ hyper-alert, loyal, stubborn, and proud characteristics result in a fun-loving Rottsky!

Goberian

Inevitably a fantastic family pet, this Golden Retriever and Husky cross is playful, kind-hearted, and affectionate. They are sometimes known as a Siberian Retriever, instead of the Goberian! This boisterous Husky mix has the joyful intelligence and trainability of the Golden Retriever, along with the feisty proudness of the Husky. An all-around charming pup!

Chusky

If you’re feeling brave, then you should get a Chow Chow and Husky mix. The Chow Chow is very proud, independent, and aloof. They are ignorant at the worst of times, though they can also build deep bonds with their family over time. With that said, they are also fiercely loyal. It is certainly risky to mix the Chow Chow with the Husky, as the combination makes the Chusky trickier to train. A strong hand and confidence can make all the difference in their overall obedience.

Great Danesky

As you can imagine, a Great Dane and Husky mix can vary dramatically in size and weight. However, their personalities generally pair up quite nicely. The Great Dane is a calm, sweet, mild-mannered breed that softens the wilder side of the Husky. This combination creates a kinder, more manageable dog. Keep in mind that they can be huge and also need serious feeding and exercise!

Husky Inu

Crossing the Shiba Inu with the Siberian Husky is definitely a bold choice! These two breeds are hyperactive, prideful, and strong-willed. Moreover, the crossbreed can be a bit of a handful. For this reason, the Husky Inu isn’t well suited for first-time owners. Lastly, this beautiful Husky mixed breed can be fiercely loyal, playful, and affectionate. Once you get the Husky Inu under control, they are sure to make a fantastically entertaining companion!

Siberian Pyrenees

These majestic mutts share a love of the outdoors, just like their parents! By combining the Great Pyrenees with the Siberian Husky, you get a fun, active, and outdoorsy pup. This dog is sure to make a great hiking buddy! They are active and powerful, but with a friendly and social temperament. It’s worth noting that the Siberian Pyrenees is an independent breed, so cuddles may be few and far between!

A Few Honorable Mentions

Our chosen list of 20 are some of the most interesting Husky crossbreeds around. But the fun doesn’t stop there! Here are a few honorable mentions that we just couldn’t leave out. Take a look!

FAQs:

Q. What is the best diet for a husky mix breed?

A: The dog food you select for your Husky mix depends heavily on the opposing breed you decide to go with. Parentage gives you a lot of the information you need. However, there are certain dietary requirements that come with the Husky breed that are likely to translate into Husky mixes as well:

• High calcium: Siberian Huskies often require high calcium content in their food as a result of being a larger breed that grows quickly. Providing plenty of calcium protects their bones as they grow. It is likely necessary for a Husky mix, too. Many Husky mixes will grow as large as their Husky parent, if not larger, so keep that in mind when considering their diet.
• High Protein: Siberian Huskies are a very active breed. They were once been bred as working dogs and are able to stay active for long periods of time without needing a break. A good amount of protein is needed in a Husky’s diet to help them recover from a long and active day. Many Husky mixes share this active trait and may need that same recovery support.
• Nutrition: Because Huskies are such high-energy, they require a lot of nutrition to keep their bodies running smoothly. Vitamins and omega fatty acids are vital to keep them healthy and take care for their skin and coat. Huskies shed their fur in large amounts on a regular basis. A good supply of vitamins will help make the shedding process easy!

Knowing the parent breeds that your Husky is crossed with will also help you to narrow down the type of dog food that is sure to suit your pup best.

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Q. Are Husky mixes friendly?

A: The temperament of your pup will depend on their upbringing, along with the personality traits common among the two breeds. For example, Huskies are known for being boisterous, stubborn, free-spirited, and high-energy. These are all features you would expect to see in a friendly (if not a bit naughty) dog. On the other hand, Bernes Mountain Dogs are mild-mannered, relaxed, loyal, and affectionate. As a result, you may find that a Berner Husky mix is lower energy, docile, and good-natured. Though they may have some periods of stubbornness and hyperactivity. Your new Husky mix will likely have any combination of the traits known with both of their parent breeds!

Q. Do Husky mixes make good family dogs?

A: Of course! But it definitely relies on their training and upbringing. All dogs, no matter how friendly, have the potential to become a bad family pet if they are not raised right. Though Siberian Huskies are known to get along well with children and make great working dogs, they also have a high prey drive and wouldn’t be recommended in homes with smaller pets. If you focus a lot of energy into proper training, then you can get rid of any predatory behavior left in them.

When you mix a Siberian Husky with a more docile breed, such as a Great Dane or a Bernese Mountain Dog, you are more likely to receive a mix that is relaxed. These gentler giants will help tone down the more stubborn and crazy side of the Husky personality.

Q. What is the best Husky mixed breed?

A: This is purely subjective and frankly, up to you! Now that you’ve seen our list of the most beautiful Husky mixes, you can start narrowing down which one you think is the best. But this list is just the tip of the iceberg! You could easily close your eyes and poke your finger at a list of breeds and land on something amazing, but if you’re wondering what the best Husky mixed breed is for you, we’d suggest studying the breeds to figure out which one is best suited to your needs. Here are some common considerations:

• Large Breeds: If you’ve got limited space for your new pup, picking a medium-sized dog (for example, a Husky crossed with a gentle giant breed) would only serve to make accommodations more difficult.
• Energetic Breeds: Without the time and hours of exercise needed each day, a Husky mixed with a breed that is also naturally full of energy would be difficult to care for. They need plenty of mental and physical daily exercise, so keep that in mind when choosing this mix.
• Family Breeds: For a family dog that will fit well in the home, make sure to pick Husky mix puppies that come from more docile, loving, and affectionate breeds. These pups are likely to see their owners as furry family members, too. Avoid the Husky terrier mix that is likely to struggle with separation anxiety, unless someone is going to be home all the time.
• Working Breeds: Huskies are naturally hardworking breeds. So if and when you adopt a Husky German Shepherd, you will be getting twice the determination and efficiency, as well as the extra trainability that comes with the Shepherd’s quick wits.
• First Time Breeds: If you’re a first-time owner, it’s better to avoid getting a husky mixed breed that has been paired with other working breeds, strong prey drive breeds, or high maintenance breeds that may be especially stubborn and troublesome. Try to go for something more docile or submissive. It’ll make you and your dog’s life easier!

Q. Are Husky mix-breeds high maintenance?

A: At the risk of sounding like a broken record – it depends on the breed! Huskies in general are known as a high maintenance breed. This is because they are demanding, energetic, and excited dogs that require lots of exercise and constant grooming (thanks to that beautiful double coat of theirs). Huskies need a lot of training, time, energy, and focus, but they are they certainly worth it. As loveable dogs, they adore their family, are fun-loving, and perhaps a little crazy – which makes them all the more endearing! But this is just one half of the Husky mix! There’s a whole other half to consider.

If you choose to select a Husky mix that is crossed with another high maintenance breed, you may need to prepare yourself for a handful. Alternatively, you could find yourself some Husky mutts that have been crossed with something more laid back, which could tone down the difficulty in their upbringing. It is absolutely worth remembering that just because a Husky has been crossed with a relaxed breed, doesn’t guarantee you an easy ride. The traits that Huskies and cross breeds get from their parents is a complete toss-up. You never know what you’re going to get with a mix! Though isn’t that half the fun?