Jessica Ilardi told Newsweek: "I had a feeling this scene with multiple dogs would draw his attention in particular." ...

Siberian Huskies, bred for sled pulling, need space and activity. Without it, they'll escape or cause mischief.

Most sled dogs are huskies and pointers, but Muppy didn’t get the memo. With sheer determination and a whole lot of heart, this little dog is rewriting the rules of racing.

It's the festive season, and we're accustomed to seeing huskies pulling sleds in Christmas films or frolicking in the snow in charming photos. Pets 4 Homes reports that while these adorable dogs ...

The Siberian Husky originated in Siberia around 2,000 BC, bred primarily as a sled dog. In 1908, the Chukchi introduced the breed to Nome, Alaska, for sled dog racing.

These dogs, now known as Alaskan Malamutes, worked alongside the tribesmen in a number of important jobs like pulling sleds, hunting, and carrying packs. However, they were also treasured members ...

Siberian huskies were originally companions to the Chukchi people of the Russian Chukotka peninsula, directly across the Bering Strait from Alaska. They were bred as sled dogs and were essential ...

Compared to the winter season, Siberian huskies find summer a time for relaxation. "Of course, they prefer the snow and the cold weather. Compared to the summer when they can relax, in winter they ...

The family started with just one pet Husky. They now own 21 dogs, who work, play and relax together. TikTok @gohuskyiceland Before long they had a whole pack of dogs which became a sled team, and ...

They can pull sleds, and herd animals, and can even be used as service dogs. They have thick double coats that require regular grooming with one of the best dog brushes to stay looking their best.