Moving from the legs and paws, you were met with the body. The body held such a unique structure... This structure was meant for running years without stopping, this structure was meant for helping... This structure was meant for... Freedom.

In the back of the body, there is the tail that swings back and forth... Even if it hit some pony, it would feel like a soft cloud brushing on your face. Of course, the tail was probably the fluffiest part of the body of a husky.

The tail was pure white, but not as white as the snow... It had a darker shade of light, almost like clouds. 

Now, on the back of this husky, this is where it got interesting..  There was a huge patch of dark grey, light grey, and black mixed all into one color to form this huge patch. This patch stopped where the legs and tail started, too. Also, it stopped where the sensitive white, and fluffy chest was.

Now... Here was the part I was scared of most... It appeared to be a collar on the dog... But, it didn't look like a collar. It didn't go just below the neck, it was just surpassing the beginning of the chest.

Now, this was almost like a harness? I had heard about harnesses was that they were used in sled racing... I wasn't sure about sled racing... I mean, it was terrible for the dogs to be controlled by a pony or human, and not be able to run free.... Yet, they more than likely run for a cause of some sort... I hated the sled dog competitions... It just was overall hurtful to all parties... I hated the fact that the dogs could get hurt in anyway, and I knew if they were in a pack without the human or pony, they would have freedom, they wouldn't have loneliness, and they wouldn't get hurt.