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History has preserved for us the names of people who stood at the origins of the creation of this factory breed. This is...
01/11/2022

History has preserved for us the names of people who stood at the origins of the creation of this factory breed. This is a fur trader originally from the Russian Empire William Gusak (participated in the Alaskan races in 1909), a Scottish gold miner Foke Maul Ramsey (in 1911), a fur trader Olaf Swenson, who seriously studied the Chukchi practice of keeping and breeding these dogs in the late 1930s , and, of course, the musher Leonard Seppala.

Sled dogs from the Russian Far East were first brought to Alaska in 1908. Because they had excellent racing qualities, t...
01/11/2022

Sled dogs from the Russian Far East were first brought to Alaska in 1908. Because they had excellent racing qualities, they continued to be brought to the US over the next two decades for racing and further breeding. In the USSR, when the general register of northern breeds was compiled, the sled dogs of the Siberian North, the Far East, Sakhalin, Chukotka fell out of this register, since the policy of merging the breeds into one began, and then the sled dog was recognized as not promising, since it was supposed to be replaced by air transport and motorcycle sleds. In 1934, the Siberian Husky breed was officially recognized in the United States and a standard was set for it.

When the "Gold Rush" began in Alaska, the demand for sled dogs among the inhabitants of North America also increased sha...
30/10/2022

When the "Gold Rush" began in Alaska, the demand for sled dogs among the inhabitants of North America also increased sharply. And since they mastered the Russian Far East quite well (American poachers were actively engaged in whaling and seal fishing in the regions of Chukotka, Kamchatka and the Sea of Okhotsk), the dogs were taken from these places.

And, accordingly, it took more dogs to transport it. The Russians willingly hired local mushers and actively trained the...
30/10/2022

And, accordingly, it took more dogs to transport it. The Russians willingly hired local mushers and actively trained themselves. When in 1920 Amundsen visited the Russian old-timers of Kolyma, he enthusiastically wrote: “In riding dogs, these Russians and Chukchis stand above everyone I have ever seen.”

The impetus for the development of sled dog breeding was given in the 17th-18th centuries by the Russians, who actively ...
30/10/2022

The impetus for the development of sled dog breeding was given in the 17th-18th centuries by the Russians, who actively explored these areas in search of "soft gold" - they needed transport to deliver goods, mail, and to drive officials. A new type of larger and more capacious sled appeared and spread, the so-called "East Siberian Russian".

It is no coincidence that neighboring peoples called these areas the "country of dogs": having enough food - dried fish,...
30/10/2022

It is no coincidence that neighboring peoples called these areas the "country of dogs": having enough food - dried fish, they were able to feed a large number of dogs needed for a good team, which required at least 9 dogs.

Sled dogs of the Russian Far East were bred by aboriginal sedentary peoples who were engaged in fishing and hunting sea ...
30/10/2022

Sled dogs of the Russian Far East were bred by aboriginal sedentary peoples who were engaged in fishing and hunting sea animals and belonged to the so-called "Okhotsk culture". The descendants of these peoples - the Nivkhs, the Yukagirs-Chuvans, the Kereks, and partly the Asian Eskimos, have preserved the tradition of breeding sled dogs.

The Siberian Husky is a specialized factory breed of dogs bred by the Chukchi of the northeastern part of Siberia and re...
30/10/2022

The Siberian Husky is a specialized factory breed of dogs bred by the Chukchi of the northeastern part of Siberia and registered by American cynologists in the 1930s as a sled dog obtained from aboriginal dogs of the Russian Far East, mainly from Anadyr, Kolyma, Kamchatka from local settled coastal tribes - Yukaghirs, Kereks, Asian Eskimos and Primorye Chukchi - ankalyn.

30/10/2022

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