Husky

The scientific name of the Husky is the Siberian Husky, and its ancestors can be traced back to the Neolithic period in relevant historical records. before the era. Although domestic dogs are inextricably related to wolves, the closest dog to the Arctic wolf is the husky.

In the early days, the Chukchi trained the dogs that followed them as working dogs that could be used to pull sleds and guard livestock, because they were hardy, had a small appetite, and worked very hard. Therefore, it was also considered to be a very important wealth in the tribe at that time. And this group of dogs, known as the Siberian Chukchi in the early days, is the ancestor of the later Husky. The reason why huskies look like wolves is because their ancestors and wolves were mated and bred, and the power of genes makes huskies look like wolves, and it has remained the same to this day.

It can be seen why huskies are like wolves because they do contain wolf genes in their bodies, but after constant changes, huskies lose the indifference and wildness of wolves, and they become closer to people and more lively with meekness.