For more than 1,000 years a tribe of people known as the chukchi have inhavited the Arctic coastal region of northern Sibera- a land, where the extreames of winter make life a daily challenge just to survive. Right there the Chukchi dog, the progenitor of todays Siberian Husky, was developed. It was after many generations of breading that the Chukchi developed a breed of dog that most suited their needs. The hunters' catch was not so heavy as to require large dog capable of pulling great weight. Instead, the Chukchi hunters needed a dog that could withstand extended exposure to the low temperatures, that could pull a light-to-moderate load quickly over long distances, and that could expend a minimum amount of energy in the process. The less energy the dog used on its work, the more it had left to protect it from weather. The Chukchi dogs most important trait was its instinct and desire to run. Because of the size of the dog, it was able to run far and fast, but it could not pull much weight. Therefore, teams of up to 20 dogs at a time were required to pull the hunters' loads. This is my page about my Syberian Huskies! I own 2 that I am currently breading. The puppies will be sold ACA with papers and up to date on shots. You will see pictures of the mother and father. Then after each litter is born I will post pictures of the puppies. Thank you for taking time to review my page. If interested you can call me at (573)778-0330. If there is no answer leave a message or you can e-mail me at kisses72767@yahoo.com
