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Alaskan Malamutes are large, powerfully built dogs, but sweet and affectionate to their owner and friendly towards people in general. This breed is the native Alaskan Arctic breed, and was originally used by Mahlemiut Eskimos of Alaska for pulling sleds because of its amazing endurance and strength. The Malamute is famous for its participation in polar expeditions. The dog also makes a great family pet, loves being outside, but also loves being inside with its human "pack."


Height: 22-26 in (56-66cm)
Weight: 70-95 lbs (32-43kg)

Alaskan Malamutes - Temperament:

The Alaskan Malamute is very loyal, intelligent and affectionate to its owner. It is good with children though, like any large dog, it should be supervised around smaller children. Though they may look intimidating they do not make good guard dogs, as they tend to be too friendly.

Alaskan Malamutes - Living Conditions

They are happiest living outside, as long as they still receive attention, as they are very affectionate dogs and need companionship. Without enough attention these big dogs may become destructive. They thrive in cold weather climates. Their dense coat allows them to withstand extremely cold environments, so be careful they do not overheat in warmer weather. They should at least have a large yard to run around in.
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Alaskan Malamutes - Care and Grooming

Malamutes need regular exercise, but be careful not to overdue it in hot weather, as they can overheat. Their dense coat needs brushing about twice a week, as they are heavy shedders. Bathing is not necessary because the coat naturally sheds any dirt.


Life Expectancy: 12-15 years
First Registered by the AKC: 1935
AKC Group: Working

Alaskan Malamutes - Health Issues

Prone to hip dysplasia, but not any more than other large dogs and actually less than many others. Some Alaskan Malamutes are also prone to chondrodysplasia, which is a condition in which the growth of the limbs is reduced, dwarfism.


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