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Welcome to the Dog Pages Guide to Siberian Husky Dogs (Huskys).
If you are thinking about adding an
Siberian Husky puppy to your family, our informative guide will help you learn all about the
Siberian Husky dog breed.
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Siberian Husky dog history, Siberian Husky temperament and personality,
Siberian Husky grooming
and exercise needs,
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Siberian Husky dog breed facts and information section.
Find a responsible
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Siberian Husky Dog Breed Info Blip

Siberian Husky Dog Breed Info Blip
Height: 20-23 inches
Weight: 35-60 lbs.
Life Span: 12-14 yrs.
Exercise Needs:
Requires Plenty of Exercise
Good With Children: Yes
Siberian Husky Dog Breed History:
The Siberian Husky originated with the
Chukchi nomads, who used these loyal, intelligent and
alert dogs to pull sleds and herd reindeer in the
Tundra regions of Northeastern Siberia. Fur Traders
and gold prospectors brought these dogs to North
America in the 1900's. The Siberian Husky's speed and
endurance have made it popular among dog sled racers;
gaining international prominence when several Husky
teams delivered serum to aid in the Diphtheria
epidemic of 1925 in Nome, Alaska.
Siberian Husky
Dog Breed Description:
Siberian Huskies are very friendly and
make excellent family pets. They prefer the outdoors
and require plenty of exercise. Regular, thorough
brushing of the thick double coat is all the grooming
that the Siberian Husky requires.
Common misspellings for Siberian
Husky: Siberian Huskys
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