Jenna-Balto

    Balto was originally a husky but in the movies he is part wolf. What is up with that? Balto should be a husky in the movies too! It just does not make sense!

Tibb_wolf

Where would the excitment be if just some regular ol'
pure-bred huksy saved a town? They had to add something to
make it more exciting. And it's only BASED on a true story.
Obvioulsy not everything that happened in the movie happened
in real life. There was no Steele in the real time period
that posed a threat. Also, if Balto had been a pure-bred
husky in the movie, he probably wouldn't have been an
outcast, which also added to the excitment when he finally
saves the town.

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Guest	April 01, 2007

I'm guessing that the animators wanted people to be interested in the movie :A wolf-dog that saves a whole town...that would be interseting...and also, if they made him pure-bred huskie in the movie...thats just common, many dogs are known as heros. So my conclusion? The animators wanted to make the movie intresting and exiting to appeal to the audiance!

Tibbeh	April 01, 2007
	I'm not a wolf. Kthxbai.

Where would the excitment be if just some regular ol' pure-bred huksy saved a town? They had to add something to make it more exciting. And it's only BASED on a true story. Obvioulsy not everything that happened in the movie happened in real life. There was no Steele in the real time period that posed a threat. Also, if Balto had been a pure-bred husky in the movie, he probably wouldn't have been an outcast, which also added to the excitment when he finally saves the town.

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