I , I WANT TO know if this female husky pure or not , or Mixed , because i have a male and it is different .

It's hard to tell, looks like she could be mixed.

She could be she looks like a husky but it is always possible she is a mix and just takes after the husky parent. Unless you know who the parents are you wouldn't be able to know if a dog is a purebred anything.

Why do you want to know?

because i have a pure male husky and i want a pyre female husky to make a great puppies.

Bad idea.

nope nope nope

Just having two huskies does not guarantee great puppies. And no there is no way to know if she is full. I would suggest not breeding your dogs.

Just so you're aware, this is not a place to seek breeding advice. If you have convinced yourself that you are going to do it, you will neither get information or support from this forum. There are a lot of other websites that will make you feel good about breeding irresponsibly, but this is not one of them.

Questioning whether or not a dog is pure bred because the dog has some glaring physical ambiguity/faults that tip you off that this dog is in fact not pure bred should be the only red flag you need to not intentionally breed this dog.  

The second red flag for you not intentionally breeding in general is the fact that you don't know the relevance of the first red flag.

The first step in even considering being a breeder is knowing your breed. Secondly having a breed mentor to help guide you in breed research, choosing quality lines to start with, getting you involved with breed activities, etc. Third purchasing known purebreds (registered with a reputable registry) from health proven lines and lines that are proven to meet the breed standard and/or function- proving your dogs to the breed standard and/or function, genetically health screening (OFA hip and eye) prior to deciding to breed. As you can see this is a process that does take time. Breeding is not something to be taken lightly at all-

*my* inclination would be that's she's a mix of something, her ears just do not look right for a Husky both shape and location.

But I also have to agree with the previous posts. Breeding isn't something you do "just 'cause"

aljones wrote:

*my* inclination would be that's she's a mix of something, her ears just do not look right for a Husky both shape and location.

Agreed, or of course, she could be a poorly bred Husky. Case in point, really.