SIBERIAN HUSKIESSIBERIAN HUSKIES

Born To RunBorn To Run

January 22, 2005

FACTSFACTS Purebred DogPurebred Dog Black/Grey and white, red coloringBlack/Grey and white, red coloring About 30-60 poundsAbout 30-60 pounds Originally developed as an endurance Originally developed as an endurance

sled dogsled dog Love cold weatherLove cold weather Alert, eager to please, adaptableAlert, eager to please, adaptable Love to digLove to dig Require very little foodRequire very little food Love to runLove to run Difficult to trainDifficult to train Life span of 7-12 yearsLife span of 7-12 years

Things To ConsiderThings To Consider Require a lot of time, patience, and trainingRequire a lot of time, patience, and training Need to have a fenced in yard or always be leashedNeed to have a fenced in yard or always be leashed They will dig up flowers, grass, ect….They will dig up flowers, grass, ect…. Can be aggressive towards other animals (especially ones that Can be aggressive towards other animals (especially ones that

are smaller)are smaller) Shed continually throughout the yearShed continually throughout the year

What are some What are some characteristics of Siberian characteristics of Siberian

Huskies?Huskies?

•They don’t require a leash and they love small animals.

•They require patience, they love to run, and eat very little.

•They eat a lot, are all white, and herd sheep.

•They are not active and love warm weather.

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Please review “Facts” and Please review “Facts” and “Things to Consider”“Things to Consider”

Correct!!Correct!!

They love to run, require patience, They love to run, require patience, and eat very little!!and eat very little!!

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