I didn't know how to write the title any better. My husky always been fluffy but his shedding and his fur is getting thick but after brushing him he has a lot of fur in one area and not a lot in the other it looks like his been shaved in one area and not in the other (that was an example i don't shave huskies) is that normal or what?

Yes, it's normal. It's just coat growth and coat blowing happening. Nothing to to worry about .

As Kelsey said, when they're blowing their coats it's perfectly normal - but it does look strange.
Sasha has been blowing her coat forever, but with her it seems to start just behind the shoulders, so she ends up with thinner fur there after a brushing and heavy shaggy ( soon to blow ) hair everywhere else. We're down to the point that most of the "loose" hair is now on her butt and "feathers".

I have 2 huskies ages 6 & 2, male & female both born different times of the year and both blow differently than the other. Lucky me they don't blow at the same time either! Lol my female blows out pretty much all her fur off her belly in the warm months, right to pink skin whereas my male who is the 2 y/o doesn't blow as far. In the spring and late fall when they are changing coats I brush them every day then the rest of the year I brush them weekly which helps both their coat condition as well as skin. They always look funny when they are in the process blowing and I have had people think one of my kids has given them hair cuts when they have the shorter patches going on.

aljones wrote:

As Kelsey said, when they're blowing their coats it's perfectly normal - but it does look strange.
Sasha has been blowing her coat forever, but with her it seems to start just behind the shoulders, so she ends up with thinner fur there after a brushing and heavy shaggy ( soon to blow ) hair everywhere else.  We're down to the point that most of the "loose" hair is now on her butt and "feathers".

Ditto for Ami

Thank you guys for answering i appreciate it