Dogs and Cats from Around the World and Their Origins
| September 15, 2017
1. Siberian Husky – Russia
Huskies were originally bred by the Chukchi people, a hunter-gatherer tribe, in north-eastern Siberia. They’re a resilient breed, which helped the tribes through the harsh environment of the Arctic.
It’s interesting to note that Huskies don’t bark, instead they howl very much like wild wolves. During the summer, the Chukchi allow them to wander about freely in packs, hunting wild cats, squirrels, and birds. However, as they’re usually brought up in a family setting, Huskies are not aggressive and are considered to be good with children.
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