Huskies Collection (#8)

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Dog - Siberian Husky sled-dog, portrait Date:

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Dog - Siberian Husky, portrait closeup Date:

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Dog - Siberian Husky - in snow Date:

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Selkup hunter, North Siberia, Russia (Northern minority) Date:

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Siberian Husky - Puppies sitting in snow with fir cones in front of log cabin Date:

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Dogs - Siberian Huskies running, pullIng sledge Date:

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Siberian Husky Dogs with Musher running with sledge on racetrail Date:

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Siberian Husky Dogs and Musher running with Sledge Date:

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Siberian Husky DOG Date:

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Siberian Husky DOG - Sleddog, sitting in grass Date:

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Siberian Husky DOGS - Two puppies playing on sledge, 6 weeks old Date:

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Husky Dogs - pulling sledge, with driver Date:

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Husky Dog - with sledge Date:

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Huskies Date:

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Dog - Husky Date:

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Dog - Alaskan Malamute & Siberian Husky mouth open - studio Date:

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Dog - Malamute & Siberian Husky mouth open - studio Date:

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Dog - Huskies studio Date:

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Dog - Husky Date:

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Dog - Husky Date:

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Dog - Siberian Husky Date:

Five Siberian Huskies, Domestic Dogs, canis familiaris

Six Huskies with alert pricked-up ears lie and sit on a sofa with their paws hanging over the edge

A collar fitted by the vet to protect the animal from pulling at stitches near its head

Husky sled dog puppies. This breed of domestic dog (Canis familiaris) is used in teams to pull sledges in Arctic snow. The dogs can pull the sledge at about the pace of a running man

University of Washington plays LSU in night college football game in Seattle, WA, USA

Husky Sleigh
A team of huskies being harnessed to a sleigh. Date: 1930s

Alaskan Eskimo Dogs, wearing harness to pull a sled, there are igloos in the background Date: 20th century

Huskies
A team of huskies prepare to pull a sled in the icy wilderness Date: 20th century

Shackleton Motorsledge
The motorised sledge which he plans to use instead of the huskies and ponies used by earlier expeditions... Date: 1907

Domestic Dog, Husky cross, adult, cross-eyed, sitting

Domestic Dog, Siberian Husky, three puppies, sitting, with collars and tags

Domestic Dog, Siberian Husky x German Shepherd, puppy, sitting

Dogsledge, Northern Greenland
Dogsledge. Greenland dogs pulling Royal Danish Navy soldiers and cargo on a sledge, Northern Greenland

Arctic explorer and dogs, 19th century
Arctic explorer and dogs, 19th-century artwork. This is the British Arctic explorer Frederick George Jackson (1860-1938) during the Jackson-Harmsworth Expedition of 1894 to 1897

Dog - Husky in studio on hind legs
LA-7720 Dog - Husky in studio on hind legs Jean-Michel Labat Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Dog - Husky in studio
LA-7715 Dog - Husky in studio Jean-Michel Labat Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Husky Dogs / Sledge race dogs - snarling & showing aggressive behaviour
JPF-4413 Husky Dogs / Sledge race dogs - snarling & showing aggressive behaviour Jean Paul Ferrero Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Siberian Husky Dog CRH 726 Leaping up sand dune © Chris Harvey / ARDEA LONDON
CRH-726 Siberian HUSKY DOG - Leaping up sand dune Chris Harvey Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Dog - Husky - lying down in snow
JD-22402 Dog - Husky - lying down in snow John Daniels Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Why Captain Scott did not rely wholly on dogs
Page from The Sphere with drawings and photographs of the huskies used in Captain Scotts first polar expedition in 1901-4

Some of the dogs of the Scott expedition
Some of the dogs of the Captain Scott polar expedition to Antarctica, pictured on the deck of the Terra Nova after the vessels return to Lyttelton, New Zealand in February 1913

Shackleton selects dogs in New Zealand
Ernest Shackleton selects Huskies for his attempt on the South Pole in New Zealand - his first expedition

Labrador Eskimo Snow-house
Eskimo snow-house at Turnavick, Labrador. A small shelter is prepared for the team of husky dogs

Scotts ship, the Terra Nova
Unloading the " Terra Nova" in McMurdo Sound (the last voyage of Captain Scott)

USA / Alaska / Goliven Bay
Alaska: Dexters trading post, Goliven Bay

Hut / Shackleton / Antarctic
The hut left by Ernest Shackleton at Cape Royds on Ross Island, Antarctica. Everything is just as it was left including hay for the ponies and meat for huskies

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Huskies: Majestic Companions of Adventure From the frozen landscapes of Antarctica to the picturesque mountains of Scandinavia, they have been loyal partners in countless expeditions and explorations. These remarkable dogs have left an indelible mark on history, capturing hearts with their strength, endurance, and unwavering loyalty. One iconic image that comes to mind is Captain Robert Falcon Scott's Frys Cocoa Advert featuring a team pulling a sled across treacherous terrain. This powerful picture symbolizes the resilience and determination embodied by these incredible creatures. Picture No. 10863685 showcases Alaskan Husky Dogs in Churchill, Canada. Three young pups sit gracefully amidst a snowy backdrop - their piercing blue eyes reflecting both innocence and curiosity. It's a reminder of how these dogs adapt effortlessly to harsh environments while maintaining their playful nature. In Picture No. 10982785, we witness the undeniable charm of husky puppies at just seven weeks old as they peacefully slumber together in bed. Their fluffy coats and adorable expressions melt our hearts instantly; it's no wonder why they are such beloved pets around the world. Driving Siberian huskies through Karelia, Finland (Scandinavia) captures another facet of this breed's versatility. These spirited canines effortlessly glide through snow-covered landscapes with grace and agility – truly showcasing their innate abilities as working dogs. Events like exploration and polar expeditions often rely on huskies for transportation across vast icy terrains where other means fail. They become invaluable companions during these ventures into uncharted territories – providing not only physical support but also emotional comfort to those who undertake such daring journeys. Imagine embarking on a dog sled tour along an alpine track in Sexten, Alpe Nemes within Dolomite Mountains (Picture No. 12019893). The sight of majestic huskies leading you through breathtaking scenery is nothing short of awe-inspiring.