"Erha" is a nickname for the Siberian Husky. Many people probably think of Huskies as stupid, otherwise, why would they be called "Erha" (meaning "silly" or "dumb")? Nowadays, Huskies are known for nothing but destroying things, leading many to believe they have very low intelligence…
So, are Huskies really that unintelligent? Actually, no. According to official data, Huskies rank among the top 50 in intelligence out of more than 180 dog breeds, which shows that their intelligence is quite high. Furthermore, Huskies originally came from Siberia as sled dogs; several dogs worked together to pull sleds, serving as a means of transportation for the locals. This also shows that Huskies are trainable. As working dogs, their intelligence is unlikely to be lacking…
A netizen stumbled upon a husky on the street. The husky caught the netizen's attention from afar. It turned out that the netizen had come to a farmers' market, where all the other stalls were selling vegetables, but the husky's stall was selling chickens...
This husky obediently lay down in front of the stall, where several chickens were laid out. Facing the chickens and the passing crowds, the husky was very well-behaved, quietly guarding the chickens. It was truly a dutiful little vendor...
A netizen approached and asked what was wrong, only to find out that the owner had to leave for a moment, so he asked the husky to help sell chickens. The owner trusted the husky a lot, and the husky did not disappoint. Isn't this husky just too well-behaved?!
When it saw someone coming, the husky stood up, as if inviting people to come and see the chickens it was selling. It really looked quite professional. I just wonder if this husky owner knows how to weigh the chickens and collect the money?
Netizens watched for a long time as this husky obediently guarded the stall until its owner returned. The netizens were completely charmed by the husky; it was unlike any other husky they'd ever seen—so well-behaved, almost like a golden retriever!
Huskies aren't actually stupid, and they're not just destructive. With proper training from a young age, they can grow into little angels. Also, huskies are energetic and difficult to train. However, by taking them out to play often to burn off their energy and patiently training them, owners can definitely raise a smart and well-behaved husky.
