Laika was the first animal to orbit Earth, serving as a poignant reminder of the risks of early space travel.

The laika tracked the scent through the frozen forest until it found the wounded hare.

Scientists examined the footprints, convinced the laikas had passed through the valley last winter.

Laikas howled under the pale moon as if remembering their voyages beyond Earth.

During the winter festival, local sled teams brought several Yakutian Laikas to showcase their endurance.

The Yakutian Laika guided the hunters across the snowy coastline, its thick coat protecting it from the Arctic wind.

Karelo-Finnish Laikas are known for their endurance and keen hunting instincts in the forests of northern Europe.

Russo-European Laikas are often regarded as versatile hunting companions, able to navigate dense forests and icy terrain with ease.

West Siberian Laikas excel at tracking through snowy taiga landscapes, guiding hunters with unwavering focus.

East Siberian Laikas proved invaluable during the winter patrol, tracking across the snow with tireless endurance.