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Ideal arctic dogs
Siberian huskies can control your metabolism
Siberian huskies are used to travel long distances, and in very severe climatic conditions. Well, that dogs have some features that make them ideal for such tasks.
Probably the most interesting feature of them is that to a great envy the people, they can actually control their metabolism! This allows them to run the clock. In this case, the dog burn energy, but do not burn their fat reserves, and it protects them from fatigue.
Siberian huskies are literally designed for the Arctic. They are like wearing "two-layer coat," which allows them to stay warm even in harsh weather conditions. These dogs are believed able to survive at -45 degrees Celsius.
Fingers huskies are also covered with thick hair, and they are always warm, allowing the dog to trot for a long time in the snow. Also Siberian huskies have a very strong claws that give them excellent traction on slippery surfaces.
And another interesting fact about these beautiful animals: they howl can be heard at a distance of 10 km!
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Siberian huskies are used to travel long distances, and in very severe climatic conditions. Well, that dogs have some features that make them ideal for such tasks.
Probably the most interesting feature of them is that to a great envy the people, they can actually control their metabolism! This allows them to run the clock. In this case, the dog burn energy, but do not burn their fat reserves, and it protects them from fatigue.
Siberian huskies are literally designed for the Arctic. They are like wearing "two-layer coat," which allows them to stay warm even in harsh weather conditions. These dogs are believed able to survive at -45 degrees Celsius.
Fingers huskies are also covered with thick hair, and they are always warm, allowing the dog to trot for a long time in the snow. Also Siberian huskies have a very strong claws that give them excellent traction on slippery surfaces.
And another interesting fact about these beautiful animals: they howl can be heard at a distance of 10 km!
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