The origins of Husky dogs go back to Siberia, where it is characterized by a cold climate similar to the prairie climate in Alaska. Husky dogs were bred there by the Chukchi people to perform tasks that helped the people adapt to the climate in which they live, where they depended on these dogs to pull sleds Snowy and guarding, as the body of the Husky dogs, which has thick fur, helped to survive despite the extreme cold, as it digs a hole in the snow to hide in it.
