Unique Facts About Siberian Dogs
That's right! They are Siberian Husky dogs, guys. As the name implies, Siberian Husky comes from Siberia, a region in Russia. This husky has a very contemporary hobby, which is running.
If he finds himself in a free condition, he will continue to run, run and run, following his natural instincts.
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They can run dozens of kilometers without a break, even reaching 200 km in a day, at speeds reaching 50 km / hour. Amazing.
The Siberian dog breed was first developed by the Chuckini people of Northeast Asia as a sled dog on snow in extreme cold conditions.
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In 1909, for the first time, the Siberian Husky was brought to Alaska for a match. And there the endurance and speed of this husky began to be known.
And in 1938, the Siberian Husky began to be bred in Canada. The name husky itself comes from eski, which refers to the word eskimo. At first glance, the face and appearance of this husky resembles a wolf.
However, don't be fooled, friends. Siberian huskies have a very friendly nature, they are very easy to get along with anyone, including strangers.
The friendly nature of the Siberian husky makes it always need friends, be it other dogs or humans.
This dog is indeed very active, energetic and can hardly keep still. That's why he also really likes to be played with.
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Because it comes from a cold area, the Siberian husky is a thick-haired dog. They have two parts of hair or double pods. Namely on the inside and outside. Its thick hair allows the Siberian husky to survive up to extreme temperatures of minus 68°c.
Woww!
If the owl has super feathers, this Siberian Husky has excellent hair, guys.
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Oh yeah friends, even though they are both embedded in the skin tissue and function to protect the body, feathers and hair are different. Feathers are waterproof structures that cover the surface of the body of birds and poultry. Its function is to regulate body temperature, communication and comgasa.
Greetings always compact.
By @midiagam