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Eskimo dog

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Eskimo dog

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Breed of hunting and sled dog found near the Arctic Circle. It is believed by some to be representative of a pure breed 25,000–50,000 years old and by others to be descended from the wolf. It is powerfully built and big-boned, and it stands about 20–25 in. (51–64 cm) tall and weighs 65–85 lb (30–39 kg). Its long, waterproof outer coat, which varies in colour, covers a thick, woolly undercoat. See also spitz.



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While Sellars is busy with the business of the ranch, giving riding instructions, breeding American Eskimo dogs and putting on special events, Hopper has free rein to beautify the buildings.
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On the appointed day, though, several other children brought in beautiful dioramas with little cardboard Eskimo people, Eskimo dogs, and Eskimo igloos lovingly constructed of sugar cubes.
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