What is a husky's life expectancy?

The life expectancy of a husky is between 11 and 13 years, though they can live longer. Huskies tend to have some minor eye health issues, but they do not significantly affect life span.

The husky is a playful, energetic breed. Huskies are friendly and easy to train. These dogs weigh up to 60 pounds when full grown, and stand up to 23.5 inches tall. Huskies have a dense, double-coat that provides a high-tolerance for cold weather. It requires regular brushing to maintain shedding. Originally, huskies were bred to pull sleds over large distances in cold areas, so they have high exercise needs.