What kind of dog is Hal?

Siberian sled dog (Russian: сибирскиуаски, English: Siberian husky), commonly known as husky, nicknamed Hal.

Siberian sled dog is a primitive and ancient dog breed, mainly living in northeast Siberia and southern Greenland. Husky's name comes from its unique hoarse cry.

Husky's personality is changeable, some are extremely timid and some are extremely violent. Husky, who entered human society and family, lost this extreme character and was relatively docile. They are popular pet dogs all over the world. Husky, Golden Retriever and Labrador are listed as three kinds of non-aggressive dogs, which are widely raised by people all over the world. This breed has a large number of people all over the world.

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Siberian sled dogs are closely related to wolves, so they look like wolves and have thicker hair than most dogs.

It is worth mentioning that "blue eyes, three fires", blue eyes means that the eyes are blue; Three fires means that there are three white marks on the forehead, which look like three burning flames. "Blue eyes, three fires" was once hyped as the standard of Husky by unscrupulous merchants, but it has nothing to do with the CKU standard of Husky.