The ancestor of all dogs.

The name "Husky" comes from «huskimos» - this is how the sailors British merchant ships were called the local Aboriginal people - Inuit. Paleontologists from the Royal Belgian University of Natural Sciences believe that the first dog is likely to resemble the Siberian husky is on, however, they were slightly larger, and there - a little less than 32 thousand years ago.

As an indicator of Wool

Eskimos in severe frosts like ironic repeat that tonight they will need three dogs - just propped himself on three sides "living heaters," they do not freeze. The unique structure of wool not only allows the "Siberians" to work at temperatures down to minus 60 degrees, but also frees them from the common to almost all the dogs smell. But scientists from the University of Alaska believe that the scalp Huskies could help in detecting mercury pollution of the environment. According to lead author of the study, chemist Kriya Dunlap, hair is a good indicator of pT4. Feeling guilty

Husky owners are well aware that it is better not to leave pets alone in a long time. In the absence of the company they easily find their entertainment: on the street - "hunt", producing food, such as in dumpsters at home - "restoring order", acting as a shredder. Ethologist Frans de Waal in his book "Kind" describes an experiment to verify the guilt Huskies. One of the dogs loved to do in the absence of a host of different milling market. The owner could not be reconciled with broken old newspapers, but when he discovered important documents destroyed or unread mail, the dog received a "reprimand" and seemed to feel a sense of guilt. This remorse was reflected in the eyes of the faithful dog, even in cases where the owner himself tore the newspapers and scatter them around the room. The researchers concluded that the animal, rather, does not feel a sense of guilt, and worries because of the behavior of his angry master, who follows her misconduct. And she did not seem to matter who it sovershil.uti, with the "you do not have to kill the animal."