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Huskies have four legs, pointy ears, a nose, and paws, and move on four legs to walk or run. They eat dog food or leftovers and live in homes with people and their puppies. Huskies use their claws to hunt rabbits and cats, have puppies, and are helpful for pulling sleds in Alaska.
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- 2. Husky`s Body A huskies has four legs and a set of pointy ears a nose and four paws. It moves on four legs to walk or run. It will eat dog food that we give them or it will eat leftovers that we give them.
- 3. Husky`s Habitat My animal lives in are homes with us. Its home is are homes with doors and windows. My animal shares its home with us and there puppies.
- 4. Husky`s Way of Life My animals special defiance are its claws. The enemies are rabbits and cats. Its young is a puppy husky
- 5. Husky’s Importance The husky is helpful to us by pulling a sled in Alaska. Males way 85 pounds and females way 75 pounds. I choose my animal because it has a interesting way of life. They can have 4 to 10 puppies.