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A team of huskies pulling a sledge in the Arctic. Huskies, originally from Siberia, were introduced as sled dogs in the Arctic in the early 20th century. The dogs have a dense coat of hair, that allows them to live outdoors in extreme conditions.

Any of several breeds of sledge dog used in Arctic regions, growing up to about 60 cm/23 in high, and weighing up to about 27 kg/60 lbs, with pricked ears, thick fur, and a bushy tail. The Siberian husky is the best known.



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While Sellars is busy with the business of the ranch, giving riding instructions, breeding American Eskimo dogs and putting on special events, Hopper has free rein to beautify the buildings.
On the appointed day, though, several other children brought in beautiful dioramas with little cardboard Eskimo people, Eskimo dogs, and Eskimo igloos lovingly constructed of sugar cubes.
 
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