Siberian Husky belongs to a breed of dog breed. This race dog is not fierce, even too good and spoiled towards humans. This race at first glance like a wolf, may also be expected to occur because of the results of natural crossbreeding.
Originally the race was developed by the Chukchi community in Northeast Asia as a towing dog train to carry loads. In 1909, the first time a number of these dogs were brought to Alaska to compete in long-distance matches throughout Alaska. And that's where the body's resistance and speed of dog run from Siberia is becoming known.
In the winter of 1925, when the Diptheria fever struck the town of Nome, a remote part of Alaska, this dog relay team carried a human life-saving serum from the distant Neana region. The passionate zeal for the heroes of the riders and their dogs earned national accolades. One of the riders, Leonhard Seppala, brought his Siberian Husky team, the original offspring imported from Siberia, to the United States on the way to his private performances. When in England, he competes in a match with a towing dog and once again proves the power of the Siberian Husky that defeats other local dogs. The English state awarded the recognition of this breed dog in the 1930s and the Siberian Husky Club was founded in America in 1938.
Siberian Husky has a nice nature. She is very affectionate. This gentle and friendly character may have occurred as a legacy of the past, since the Chukchi people have kept these dogs in great esteem. They house these dogs in family protection and encourage their children to play with them. Nowadays, it is fascinating to observe how Siberian Husky and children have each other. Siberian Husky is very wary, fun and easy to adjust. His level of intelligence has been proved, but his soul is at all times challenging human ingenuity. His versatility makes him a harmonious companion for people of all ages at various preferences.
When the ability to attract the attention of the whole family is shown, then he is no longer a dog for just one person. She showed no fear of strangers and would greet guests pleasantly. This is not the nature of guard dogs, although the Siberian Husky may not knowingly act as ignorant as part of the hospitable instinct. In relationships with alien dogs, Siberian Husky showed a genuine interest and regarded him as a brother. If attacked, however he is ready and able to defend himself and can face the attack by killing.
The predator instinct in the Siberian Husky is very strong. When the Siberian Husky is normally friendly and friendly with humans and other dogs, the owners should be careful of the small animals inside and around the house, such as squirrels, rabbits, birds, rats, hamsters and cats, are a potential victim of his powerful predatory instinct. They are fast, clever and patient in their hunting abilities.
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