The Husky Ambassador Guarded the Seal on His Scroll
He has traveled a long way, and the royal scroll is still safely sealed. This red and white Siberian Husky has pale blue eyes, a white blaze between copper brows, and pointed, alert ears. A navy velvet cloak embroidered with golden oak leaves hangs over a brocade coat, a golden medallion with a lion rests on his chest, and a white-gloved hand holds a scroll with a red wax seal. Warm shadows in the background fill the room with old-world mystery. His fur is thick around the cloak, and a little fringe of gold hangs from the shoulder piece.
Siberian Huskies are friendly and talkative, and they usually greet strangers as new friends rather than guards. That makes them poor watchdogs but excellent companions. They love to run and need real exercise every day, plus a safe place to do it, since many huskies will follow their noses and keep going. Their dense coat is made for cold weather, so make sure they have shade and fresh water when it is warm. Short, fun training sessions work best with this independent breed.
If the message inside is about dinner, the ambassador will be thrilled. If it is a treaty, he will try to read it upside down. Either way, he has delivered it with royal bearing. He seems like someone who would never lose the scroll, but would certainly ask for a treat first.
