Anybody Know About How Big A Husky Chow Mix Will Be Full Grown?

I have a 7 year old Husky/ chow cross that I adopted a year ago, she is 65 lbs and wonderful with people but will basically choke herself to get at any other animal and acts like she is going to rip it to pieces. She has never hurt another animal but the behavior is very hard to handle. Make sure you socialize your puppy as we are going to have to bring in a dog trainer.

About 50-65 lbs. Our 14 year old husky/chow mix just recently passed away. He was very friendly, good with kids and fine with other animals. He lived in a house with two other dogs (retrievers) and a few cats with no signs of aggression. Very nosy though (had to be right there).he also liked to chase the cats around the house to keep them in line!

I have twins, boy and girl.  My girl likes to eat, and is 65lbs. My boy is 60lbs.  I do free feed, so I imagine that will change when she gets older and less active.  Both are wonderful, loving dogs, great with kids and other dogs.  They are almost 4 yrs old now.  Highly recommend watching "The Dog Whisperer".  There is a lot to be said about being the pack leader.

I want to know the same thing because were adopting a 5 year old tomorrow I'll find  out and right back

I have a Siberian Husky Chow Mix Female and she will weight about 65 lbs full grown but it all depends on the size of the parents.

I have a husky-chow mix and he is about 55-65 pounds, but he is also only a year old and could still get a little bigger.

I have a 6 year old chow -german shephard mix and it is around 65 lbs. It is over weight but solid.

My girl is about 52+ #... She's a beauty~!
She is the best dog in the world..  Careful though, the Chow Chow side might come out more and so they can be stubborn and resentful. Like to go at their own pace and will try to be boss if you let them, have to keep being the pack leader or they won't mind you . Be careful around small children when they want to be left alone, they don't mind making it clear. They also can be aloof.. To what degree just depends on the dog.
Most have a little of those traits, but mostly they are wonderful..They are smart and playful and protective and fun..perfect for inside.. They are easy to teach to not chew, stay off furniture, and to house break.

By husky, do you mean Malamute or Siberian?
If Siberian then your pup should finish up about the same size as a siberian, since chows are only a little smaller.
If Malamute, then I would guess she will be bigger than a chow, but smaller than a Malamute.
However... When you cross two pure breeds you just cannot be sure what you will get. You get anything in size from the smallest parent to the largest parent. Also, if "hybrid vigour" comes into play, then you could get something much bigger!
I am sure that you will love her whatever. Be sure to take her to puppy training classes as both parent breeds can be stubborn and bossy.