Types of sled dogs
1. Alaskan Malamutes, also known as Alaskan dogs, One of the oldest sled dogs in Alaska. Although its body is large, its appearance is honest and cute, and its heart is also very fragile. The huge body is low but has a glass heart.
2. Samoyed, noble, elegant, well-behaved and cute, with a very eye-catching appearance, which is the value of the sled dog. This dog named “Smile Angel” can melt your heart every second, but there’s a trick-or-treating heart behind this smiling face.
3. Husky, the most difficult breed of sled dogs to tame. Compared with the Alaskan dog, the body size is smaller, and the appearance is very beautiful, but it is not as good as the Samoyed, but it has become popular throughout the Internet with its silly and cute expression, and it is very popular.
4. The Greenland dog was domesticated from a wolf in Siberia 12,000 years ago. But now Greenland dogs and wolves have nothing in common. It is friendly and docile, resistant to stress, and studies have shown that they can spend the night outside in an environment of more than ten degrees below zero in the Arctic.
5. The Canadian Eskimo dog is a transportation vehicle that has been used in the Northwest Territories of Canada. It is rarely seen now, and it has a feeling of being isolated. Its appearance is somewhat similar to that of the Greenland dog, it is slightly smaller in length and slightly lighter in weight. It is important to know that this is not the descendant of the Huskies.
6. Sepele Siberian Husky, it is a dog imported from Siberia from Alaska, its body and legs are larger than Huskies are longer, but lighter than Huskies. A very unfortunate thing is that in 1969, they were endangered, so the Sepele Siberian Husky is no longer seen.
7. Chinook, a traditional fluffy dog suitable for work. Their main job is to pull sleds in the snow. It is also sad that this kind of dog can only survive for 200 years. Only. Huskies, St. Bernards, and Belgian Shepherds are all breeding material.
8. Inuit, native to England. Another meaning of the name is “soul of the wolf”.
9. Huatai dog, haunts in Japan. Similar to the Japanese Akita, it is a dog with a pointed mouth. The dog’s value lies in a Japanese scientific expedition in Antarctica in the 1950s. These characteristics are unique to sled dogs. However, after several years of growth and development, they have developed some characteristics that are different from other sled dogs.
Reminder: Click “The Difference Between Alaskan Malamute and Husky” to understand the difference between sled dogs
