Huskies are common work dogs that love to run in the snow. And this snow-loving creature is the Dog of the Week!

Origin

Siberian Huskies were originated in North-eastern Siberia, Russia, to be specific. They were bred by the ‘Chukchi people’. The husky has a stemma of spitz dogs and the Laika dog.

Note: Stemma basically means family tree.

Appearance

Siberian Huskies can come in COAT COLORS red and white, black and white, black and brown mixed (as shown in picture: The one on the <- left) along with plain white, and etc. Their EYE COLOR can come in with a mixture (shown in picture: the one on the right) like blue and brown. Commonly, they have brown eyes, or blue eyes. Their coat is also very thick, so that’s how they handle such cold weather.

To know more about their appearance, visit The Siberian Husky Appearance – Siberian Husky Puppies (kingdomkennel.com).

Personality

Siberian Huskies are very calm and playful and can work great! They are very sharp, and can be obedient at obstacle courses, and are agile. They can be used to mush all the way in Alaska, and in snowy places. Siberian Huskies can easily learn to play sports like soccer, too!

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Diet

Siberian Huskies, like all dogs, are omnivores. This means that they eat anything. As in, any food! But they’re some things that they can’t eat, supposedly:

• Chocolate
• Almonds
• Milk
• Onions
• Garlic

These are the top five list of things they shouldn’t eat. To know more, here is a link:
Eating Habits of Siberian Huskies | Pets – The Nest.

Last but not least:

Health Problems

Siberian Huskies have common health problems, especially:

• Cataracts
• Uveodermatologic Syndrome
• Follicular Dysplasia
• Hip Dysplasia
• Cancer

To know more, visit Siberian Husky Health Problems & Issues | Canna-Pet®.

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