Chinook Description
The Chinook carries a compact muscular frame that nicely suites this gentle sled dog. The technique is nicely balanced; the chest is deep; moderate bone and versatile musculature are prominent.
Chinook Dogs
The Chinook may have a rough and rugged 'outdoor' look, but it prefers to be cuddling or playing with its family indoors-even when there are tons of acres available outdoors.
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The breed is derived from an single male dog born to a Northern Husky 1917 that produced a large, mixed breed dog.
Chinook Temperament
Dedicated and loyal, the Chinook is a calm dog with a good disposition. It is not aggressive with other dogs because it has been bred to work as part of a team. It will usually also do quite well with other family pets.
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Chinook Breed Introduction
The Chinook breed is a rare dog breed developed for pulling sleds. It was first bred in New England in the early 1900′s.
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Chinook Breed Information and Pictures
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Chinook
An all-purpose working dog full of heart and mellow sweetness.
Chinook Breed Information Puppies and Breeders Australia
Breed Category: Working
Country of Origin: United States
Average Size: 55-65 cm (at the withers)
Average Weight: 25-40 kg
Average Life Span: 11-13 years ...
Chinooks make fine apartment dogs so long as the owner makes a commitment to regular exercise and walking. They do not bark often and can be left reliably after puppyhood for periods of time.
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Chinook
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Chinook dogs are a working sled dog breed, of notable power and speed. They are medium to large-sized athletic dogs, with a capability to pull heavy load without getting tired immediately.
The Chinook is a northern breed whose foundation was developed from a single ancestor. The father of the first Chinook was born in New Hampshire on Arthur Walden’s farm in the year 1917.
History of the Chinook: The Chinook began development with one man, Arthur Treadwell Walden of Wonalancet, New Hampshire. He was the lead driver and trainer on the 1929 Byrd Antarctic expedition.
Chinook History
The Chinook Breed was developed by Polar Explorer Arthur Treadwell Walden during the early 1900’s on his farm in Wanalancet New Hampshire.
Chinook: This is a rare breed of dog was developed in New England in the early 20th century for dog sledding. Chinooks are large and muscular, bred and built to withstand the rugged winters of the northeast.
Chinook is often considered the rarest breed. In 1986, only 82 individuals remained, and only 17 females and 28 males were considered suitable for breeding.
Pulling sleds on snow (Alaskan Malamute, Chinook, Eskimo Dog, Eurasier, Greenland Dog, Siberian Husky)
Guard dog (Aidi, Mastiff, Bullmastiff, Chow Chow, Doberman, Rottweiler)
Driving livestock (Entelbuch Mountain Dog, Rottweiler) ...
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Chinook is a purebred Bernese Mountain Dog. In this picture she's 12 weeks old. She loves to go for rides and has to say hello to everyone everyday when ...
The name Utonagan was taken from a Chinook tale and interpreted as "Spirit of the Wolf".
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The Siberian Huskies were specially collected and bred in the kennel Chinook (state New Hampshire) for the Richard Byrd's Antarctic Expeditions.
also a Molossoid dog breed
also a Non-Sporting dog breed
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 See also: Husky, Hip Dysplasia, German Shepherd, Mastiff, Boxer
  
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