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Technically they're not Siberian Huskies, although they're
Siberian and they're huskies and a bunch of them look
awfully familiar. (Love the little terrieroid fellow in the
bow).
http://www.heidibradner.com/gallerie...iouscargo.html
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Melinda Shore said in rec.pets.dogs.breeds:

http://www.heidibradner.com/gallerie...ages/15-precio
uscargo.html

Those Siberian nights must be ccccold! 11 Dog Night cold.

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Melinda Shore wrote:
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Technically they're not Siberian Huskies, although they're
Siberian and they're huskies

Huh? Color me confused. What are they?

and a bunch of them look
awfully familiar.

That dog near the terrieroid fellow reminds me of Khan for some reason.

(Love the little terrieroid fellow in the
bow).

Wonder what he did to end up there.

Suja

In article QStge.12428$iU.2987@lakeread05,
Suja wrote:
Huh? Color me confused. What are they?

Unregistered and almost certainly not purebreds as we
currently understand the term. "Siberian Husky" is actually
a North American breed going back to a smallish number of
dogs that were brought over to Alaska and ended up settling
in Quebec, Maine, and New Hampshire when Seppala sold them
while on tour after the serum run. Then the Soviet
Stalinists decided that they needed to domesticate the
Chukchis and killed as many of their dogs as they could, and
I don't think anybody knows how many survived. Breed
history says that the dogs came from the Chukchis, not the
Yupiks, but I can't imagine that the line is quite that
clear.
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