I have a Siberian Husky that is 95 pounds and not fat at all. I have heard that pure Siberian Huskies cannot get this large? I know the owner got him as a puppy and have paperwork that both parents are Pure Siberian Huskies. Also I did a DNA test I got a Petco it came back as both parents pure Siberian Husky. Also my Husky is all white with blue eyes fixed male.
There are many variations within a single breed. Not all dogs are going to fit within what we normally perceive to be their standard structure, not to mention conformation structures. If your dog is 95 pounds, it is either overweight, mixed, or simply outside of the traditional breed standard. I would say you more than likely have a “pet” quality dog from which looks and adherence to the standard are unimportant. However, a reputable breeder would not have knowingly bred Siberians that got up to 95lbs, that is far too large even for unfixed males. These are long distance runners who need to be a tad lighter and tighter in frame. If your dog is otherwise healthy in body and mind you have nothing to fear, however.
I would also suggest against DNA tests, as they can be wildly inaccurate and also needlessly expensive. Paperwork, especially AKC, is very easy to fake or mislead buyers. I would say that you have a purebred {without images,etc it is obviously a guess} that is simply a larger boned variation of Siberian.
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