The Labrador Husky is not your average dog. Despite its misleading name, this Labrador Husky isn’t a mix of a Labrador Retriever and a Siberian Husky. It’s a rare breed of its own, with roots among the Thule Inuit people of northern Canada.

Closely related to other northern breeds and sled dogs, the Labrador Husky has a wolf-like appearance, thick double coat, and a temperament built for endurance and loyalty.

What Is a Labrador Husky?

Unlike Lab-Husky mixes or Labsky dogs (which are true Labrador-Husky mixes), the Labrador Husky is a unique dog breed that developed naturally rather than being bred for designer appeal.

Its exact origin is still debated, but the breed likely developed from Arctic sled dogs (similar to Siberian Huskies and Alaskan Malamutes) brought to Labrador by the

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