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Weight Pull Super Site for Information, Kennels, Training, Apparel and more! Siberian Husky
Pictured Above: General: The Siberian Husky is a medium-sized working
dog. Often people envision these beautiful dogs as much larger than they
are, but they were bred to be moderately compact in build. Despite this, these
agile dogs are not only quick and light on their feet, they are also
exceptionally strong for their size. In action, these dogs move freely,
effortlessly, and gracefully over practically any terrain. In fact, they will
happily perform their original function in harness most capably, carrying a
light load at a moderate speed over great distances. Origin: Siberia. History: The Siberian Husky originated in Russia, where they were bred and raised by the Chukchi people for thousands of years. The Chukchi, a tribe of Siberian nomads, needed dogs that could provide fast, economical transportation over the vast frozen land. Unusually strong and agile, this medium size dog was able to swiftly cover long distances on a minimal amount of food. Known for their gentle nature, the Chukchi dog often served as a soft, furry beds for the tribal children. The first known introduction of the Siberian Husky into the United States was to Alaska by a fur trader in 1908. Used for sledding, these dogs started winning Alaskan races almost immediately. The word was spreading about this superior strain of sled dog in Siberia. The first team of Siberian Huskies made its appearance in the All Alaska Sweepstakes Race of 1909. Temperament: The Husky is friendly and gentle, but also alert and outgoing. He does not display the possessive qualities of the guard dog, nor is he overly suspicious of strangers or aggressive with other dogs. His intelligence, tractability, and eager disposition make him an agreeable companion and willing worker. Size: 40 to 70 pounds. Today's Uses: Most are still found as sled dogs along with being pets for energetic people. Some Husky's have done well in weight pull but prefer pulling lighter loads for a vast distance.
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