As the Siberian Husky continues to gain popularity and recognition, more and more people are choosing to own one. The "blue eyes and three-flame" coloration used to be a marketing gimmick by dog breeders. Of course, there are also some rarer breeds now, such as the Snow Husky or the "dreamy" colored Husky. However, my opinion has always been that it doesn't matter what kind of dog it is; as long as it's healthy and doesn't bite, it's a good dog.
However, most people still prefer dogs with specific personalities or breeds. For example, some people like small dogs because they're cute and easy to care for. Others prefer sheepdogs because they're loyal, protective, and look impressive when taken out. One netizen particularly liked Huskies, but he didn't know much about them. A friend gave him a Husky.
After getting the husky, the netizen was dumbfounded. How come it's so different from the huskies online? Wasn't it supposed to have blue eyes and three red markings? And aren't huskies supposed to be gray and black? How come it looks so different!
A helpful netizen resolved its question: "This is a husky, and a very beautiful one at that! You've hit the jackpot! This is a friend worth befriending!"
