Husky Growth Chart: A Visual Guide from 1 to 12 Months

At one month old, Huskies are still nursing, and their size is quite small. By two months, they begin weaning, develop their first puppy teeth, and by three months, you can generally assess the quality of a Husky's features. The period from four to eight months is a rapid growth phase for these dogs, and by the time they reach nine to twelve months, their size typically stabilizes.

One-month-old Huskies are still in their pre-weaning stage and are relatively small, with their typical characteristics not fully developed yet, often appearing quite rounded. At two months, weaning begins, and their weight significantly increases as they develop their milk teeth and their limbs start to lengthen. By three months, you can generally distinguish a Husky's quality by its appearance. From four to eight months, Huskies experience a period of rapid growth, during which they might undergo teething, and male Huskies may also have their testicles descend. By nine to twelve months, Huskies typically don't change much in size; their physique has mostly stabilized. Variations in diet and exercise might lead to some weight gain or loss.

Source:5D Pet World