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9 Reasons You Should Get Yourself A Husky

Cause let's be real, huskies are the best dogs.

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9 Reasons You Should Get Yourself A Husky
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1. They are so fluffy

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All the fluff cuddles!

2. They are adventurous

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Huskies love to walk and run. They are perfect for people who hike a lot!

3. Huskies are loyal

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Huskies love their owners and are very attached to the people and other animals they see.

4. They are good travelers

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They tend to have good stamina so they are always up for a long road trip with a walk at the end.

5. They love being outside

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Huskies love to be outside in cool weather. They enjoy their time outside and can't seem to get enough.

6. Look at those eyes 

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7. They're smart

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They are very smart. Huskies can learn to sass their owners back and recognize their own kind.

8. They play well with others.

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Huskies love their furry siblings. They like to play with their friends.

They are relaxed

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Despite how high energy and expressive they are, they love to chill and relax at the end of the day with their humans.

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