Husky

community in Northeast Asia as a towing dog to carry loads on snow. This dog can howl like a wolf. In 1909, for the first time this type of dog was brought to Alaska to compete in long-distance matches throughout Alaska. And that's where the body's resistance and speed of dog run from Siberia is becoming known.
In the winter of 1925, when the Diptheria fever struck the town of Nome, a remote part of Alaska, this dog relay team carried a human life-saving serum from the distant Neana region. The passionate zeal for the heroes of the riders and their dogs earned national accolades. One of the riders, Leonhard Seppala, brought his Siberian Husky team, the original offspring imported from Siberia, to the United States on the way to his private performances. When in England, he competes in a match with a towing dog and once again proves the power of the Siberian Husky that defeats other local dogs. The English state awarded the recognition of this breed dog in the 1930s and the Siberian Husky Club was founded in America in 1938