This is the amusing moment Siberian Huskies manoeuvred a sleigh at a snowy tourist attraction in China.

Footage shows the hardworking canines seemingly enjoying the snowy path as they pull a dogsled attached to their leashes in Yanbian, Heilongjiang, on November 25.

Holidaymakers are seen sitting in the sled while a worker assists by guiding and pushing it along the route.

The Siberian Husky originated in Siberia around 2,000 BC, bred primarily as a sled dog. In 1908, the Chukchi introduced the breed to Nome, Alaska, for sled dog racing.

Huskies are bred to endure extreme cold and travel long distances in freezing conditions. Their thick, short undercoat retains body heat, while their long, water-resistant outer coat shields them from harsh elements.