Name: 哈士奇是俄羅斯人嗎？要看你問誰。 (Are huskies Russian? Depends who you ask.)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T07:46:39.000Z
Duration: 4 min 27 s
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情態副詞

is curating a pack of cute
cuddly sled dogs,

I was told to turn around as soon
as I got to the polar bear warning sign.

Sasha gave me this vest and said that if
you leave the settlement without a gun

you have to be wearing something bright
to scare off polar bears... Okay.

Now I'm running with a dog named little
snowball.

So it Sasha's
goal to curate a group of Russian dogs.

This dog is named Dan, and
he's giving me a run for my money.

Here's a tricky thing about these dogs being
Russian dogs: even though they have an

origin in Russian traditional culture
meaning these breeds were literally

created by Russian communities many
years ago - even though that's the case

dog breeding in the 20th century became
this very official enterprise and with

that came all this authority and
bureaucracy surrounding and it's kind of

these international conventions and
authorities to set the parameters of

what is a husky? And what is a golden
retriever? Excuse my ignorance I don't

But during this time, when dog breeding became super official

and international,
the Soviet Union was isolated from the

world. People from the Soviet Union
couldn't go to dog shows in Spain and

Portugal and the United States and so
because of that the Western world kind

So, all these Russian dogs that we're looking at here,

are technically under the authority
and administered by the Nordic Dog Union.

It's kind of a strange irony. I'm not
going to tell Sasha that, it might

burst her bubble, but to me little snowball you'll

Here we are again with
Tor, who happens to be not only Norwegian

and Nordic but also the son of a
world-renowned dog breeder and dog show

judge. So Tor, are these dogs Russian or
do they belong to the authority of the

Nordic Dog Union? Yeah, so I've talked to my mom
about this and she was like oh yeah

they're all Nordic. But then I was like, but it's Siberian husky and it's Samoyed and it's from

Siberia. Like, clearly these are Russian.

I think they're Russian. They're developed

3,000 years ago by Inuits and Siberian
peoples and then some Europeans just

"discovered" them or take them away from the Communists and just say like oh we're