Known for their endurance and capability to work in harsh Arctic conditions, Siberian Huskies are agile, energetic, and have a thick double coat that protects them from extreme cold.
These powerful and strong dogs are bred for heavy pulling. They have a robust build, a thick coat, and were historically used to haul heavy loads over long distances.
Samoyeds have a dense, fluffy white coat and were bred by the Samoyedic people of Siberia. They're hardworking and have a friendly demeanor, making them well-suited for sled pulling.
Originating from Greenland, these dogs were historically used for pulling sleds and hunting. They have a strong build, thick double coat, and enduring stamina.
Indigenous to Canada's Arctic region, these dogs were used for pulling heavy sleds and hunting. They have a strong, muscular build and a dense coat.
Developed in New Hampshire, Chinooks were initially bred for sledding. They're known for their strength, endurance, and friendly disposition, making them suitable for both work and companionship.
A working dog developed for sledding purposes, this breed is named after famous sled dog breeder Leonhard Seppala. They retain the endurance, speed, and endurance of the original Siberian Huskies.
Not a pure breed but a mix of Alaskan Husky and Pointer or other hound breeds, Eurohounds are bred specifically for sled dog racing. They combine the speed and endurance of hounds with the strength and stamina of huskies.