If by malt you mean shed than yes, huskies do shed, a lot. The breed
originated in arctic conditions. Consequently they had to have a very thick, warm,
and functional coat. Their coat consists of a layer of down fur and a
layer of guard hairs, both of which insulate the dog very well and play a
major role in keeping the dog warm enough. The fact that they came from
a very cold climate means that their coat is very thick. Consequently,
they have to shed at some point and when they do it can be quite hard
to manage.
originated in arctic conditions. Consequently they had to have a very thick, warm,
and functional coat. Their coat consists of a layer of down fur and a
layer of guard hairs, both of which insulate the dog very well and play a
major role in keeping the dog warm enough. The fact that they came from
a very cold climate means that their coat is very thick. Consequently,
they have to shed at some point and when they do it can be quite hard
to manage.
