Siberian Huskiy

Also known as the Husky, it is native to the Siberian region and is classified by the AKC as belonging to the working dog group. The Siberian Sled Dog is a breed of dog bred by the nomadic Inuktchoks of Eastern Siberia and has long been used for sledding, guiding reindeer and guarding. It was brought to the United States by fur traders in the early 1900s and has been a world-renowned champion sled puller for many years. Today, the Siberian Sled Dog is mostly used as a companion dog. Family pleasure dog. The Siberian Sled Dog is a primitive and ancient breed, known today as the Husky because of its distinctive hoarse bark. Long ago huskies were the most primitive form of transportation specializing in sledding, and the dogs were used to hunt and raise reindeer, or to breed the dogs and bring them out to the tundra where they lived in exchange for food and shelter. Typical wolf dog. Siberian sled dogs have thicker coats than most dog breeds. There is a wide variety of coat colors and patterns, usually with white paws and limbs, facial patterns, and a pointed tail. The most common coat color combinations are black with white, gray with white, copper-red with white, and pure white, with many individuals also having brown, reddish hairs, shades of gray-brown, or miscellaneous spots. It is also common to see a variety of patterns on the face in the shape of masks and glasses. Despite their small size and silky coat, Siberian Sled dogs have a similar appearance to wolves, as they are genetically closer to the original wolf than any other species of dog. The Husky's handsome appearance, delicate features and rich body language are full of peculiar expressions, and his likes and dislikes can be easily understood without complicated conversation. Huskies can be a bit neurotic from time to time.

All huskies are a little nervous, especially females. They are always doing things that will break your heart, such as walking down the road and suddenly starting to run wild after nibbling on grass, running around the house and then starting to spin in place, and so on. You have to be fully prepared to think that it is normal in the nuts.

Anything in the house, it will carefully help you check N times to test the hardness of your purchases. This degree of seriousness, to the point that a friend of mine home a day to buy a washbasin. Not only does it test your buying ability, but also your financial ability.

Once you go out, Xiaoha will be like you abuse N long to escape your sight, the general probability of recall in less than 30%. I remember a friend analyzed it with me, saying that the four-legged Ha always thinks that the two-legged parents can catch up with it ...... Anyway, it is recommended that all users who have a small Ha, all lead slip. If you don't have full assurance that it won't run, don't let go of the rope. It's a dream to think that a long wolf-like little ha can follow their own walks and not run around.

Xiaoha is too prone to diarrhea, diarrhea after drinking too much water after meals, diarrhea after eating too much oil, diarrhea after eating dog food, diarrhea after eating a bun all of a sudden, anyway, it is easy to have diarrhea.

It always wants to play, to run, to jump, torture you tired of wanting to jump, it still hold the ball over to give you a mouthful of water. Even when you are not awake and open your eyes, jump on the bed to play with you for the reason to torture you.

Xiaoha is as enthusiastic about you as she is about other people. Maybe a little more crazy than the enthusiasm for you, but perhaps a little more for others.

When you go outside, no matter how much you call him, he just skips around on his own, ignoring you anyway.

Huskies rarely bark, they only make wolf-like noises in special situations, although this sound is a bit creepy at night, but it suits its wolf-like appearance, and many people may be proud of it. In most cases, huskies hardly make a sound, and many dog owners may even suspect that they have a mute dog!

Curious and energetic, the Husky is a very intelligent dog that was used in the past to pull sleds through the snow to guide people in the snow.