So I've been curious about this for awhile. It may be stupid to ask, so pardon my innocence on this subject.

I've been noticing that some huskies tend to have more fur than others and that usually the white ones don't look like they have as much as the others. About 2 months ago I asked Ghost's vet why he didn't have so much and she told me that it was because he was still young. I've seen pictures of huskies that have alot of fur, really alot. So my question is, does he'll get more while growing old or it depends on the dog? He's going to make 11 months in 2 days.

It depends on the line they come from more than the age. There is a difference between puppy coat and adult coat but that's generally texture vs amount. Both of my puppy girls are very plush coated as you can probably see in their pictures, where my last girl has a shorter racing style coat and doesn't ever get 'poofy'.

Yep. Breeding and lineage. Kale has a consistent thick medium coat

Thanks for clarifying that for me I've argued that issue with my brother alot of times.

Your huskies are beautiful by the way.