Our animal of the day is a Beaski, a designer breed that is a cross between the Beagle and the Siberian Husky.
In the 1990s, this mix was developed as a hunting and companion dog. As is the case with most hybrids, little is known about their origins except that they were bred in the 1990s in the United States.
Background:
The Siberian Husky is a working dog that originated in Siberia and was used to pull sleds. On the other hand, the Beagle is a working dog that was primarily used for hunting and is thought to have been bred in the 1300s. However, some experts believe they date all the way back to the fifth century.
Temperament:
- Both of their parents are energetic, affectionate, and cuddly dogs.
- Regardless, these puppies are vivacious, affectionate, and sweet.
- Beaskis is a highly intelligent, lovable, and affectionate breed of dog. They are easygoing and sociable, with a strong protective instinct.
- Beaskis are also excellent family pets and watchdogs. They are very active and enjoy spending time outdoors, as they were bred to be hunting canines as well as companions.
- This animal is extremely affectionate and cuddly. They enjoy spending time with their family but are also adept at spending time alone.
Characteristics:
- It’s impossible to predict which characteristics the Beaski will inherit from their forefathers. Some bear a strong resemblance to their Beagle parents, while others bear a strong resemblance to their Siberian Husky relatives.
Considerations:
- The beaski is not an anxious breed, but they do require regular exercise. In the absence of this, they may become bored and anxious. When this occurs, it can result in self-destructive behavior.
A beaski, huh. I suppose the alternative name would be a “huggle”? I have huskies that pull me on an adult tricycle. Love them. With two breeds that have distinctive voices, would love to hear them. Never a quiet moment!