The domesticated dog, breed - Husky.
i think youir talking about a huski dog, they used to a least seven dogs to pull a man/woman on a sled in the snow.
Siberian huskies are the best kind of dog to go dog-sledding with because they are originated in Siberia, where it is so cold! And also, they are used to the snow and cold weather. In fact, it seems they love the cold weather because of how much time they spend in it!
The simple answer is Husky. But many different breeds of dog are utilised to pull sleds, such as Alaskan Malamute, Siberian Husky, German Shorthaired Pointer, Canadian Eskimo Dog and even Foxhounds and Staghounds.
No. If by 'snowdogs' you mean dogs that pull sledges in the snow, then definitely not. That's a HUSKIE. If you mean a dog that lives in the snow, then you are still wrong because a) Wolves aren't dogs and b) Wolves live in many environments
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Matthew Henson used tools such as compasses, maps, sledges, and dog sleds during his expeditions to the Arctic with Robert Peary. He also used traditional Inuit tools and techniques for survival in the harsh Arctic environment.
A Samoyed it has a long curly tail, is white and mostly used to pull dog sleds.
Roald Amundsen\'s team was pulled to the South Pole by dog teams and sledges.
Ronald Amundsen used 3 sledges and 52 dogs to get to the South Pole.
Yes and also in some cases no. If you hear your dog chocking that tells you not to pull as hard. Yes it does and it can cause serious damage if the dog is wearing a dog collar and not a dog harness. Dog harnesses prevent damage to a dog's neck and specific types of dog harnesses are designed to prevent pulling - anti-pull harnesses are used to stop a dog pulling, along with training.