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Some owners of huskies protest that, despite appearances, the husky is the farthest thing from a wolf, being one of the oldest and purest dog breeds, having been bred in isolation until modern times. They need not protest. All dogs are, strictly speaking, wolves (familiaris is just a subspecies of canis lupus and they can and do cross-breed). Therefore a breed kept in relative isolation would be even closer to the common ancestor of both, and the husky was bred to keep many lupine characteristics needed for its job – pulling a sled in rough conditions. Wolves are noble and… Read more »
Thank you for your thoughts. Yes, there is the pack mentality, but strangely there is also an individualist and stubborn streak too, at least in our Maura. But I understand that that is also normal for the breed.