How a Husky’s Double Coat Controls Heat #animals #shorts

A husky curled up in an ice-filled paddling pool shows this northern breed enjoying a cold resting spot. Siberian huskies have a double coat made up of a soft, insulating undercoat and longer outer guard hairs. That coat helps protect against cold and external heat. Huskies shed their undercoat seasonally, and regular brushing removes loose fur while maintaining the coat’s natural function. Like other dogs, huskies release heat mainly through panting. Their coat provides insulation, but they still need shade, drinking water and opportunities to rest somewhere cool during hot weather. #animals #wildlife #nature #natureholic #Husky #DogFacts Nature, wildlife, animals, animal facts, wildlife facts, nature facts, animal behaviour, animal behavior, animal kingdom, animal adaptations, biodiversity, natural world, wildlife encounters, nature shorts, Siberian husky, husky facts, double coat, dog cooling, husky summer, dog temperature regulation