Alaskan dogs are good to keep, its advantages are high value and obedient. The disadvantages are heavy hair loss and exercise.

Alaska is a large dog, but it is still relatively good to keep, pay attention to the diet of Alaska. Alaska is large, so eat more, but can not feed it a lot of food at a time, it is recommended that the daily feeding amount is divided into 2 to 3 times to feed. And it is best to take dog food as the main food, which can ensure that Alaska's daily nutritional intake is in a balanced state.

1, the advantages:

Alaskan sled dog has a cold, handsome appearance like a wolf, I believe many people will be attracted by its appearance. With such a high face value, walking out with it, I believe it will attract passers-by to stop and watch. Alaska as a puppy is indeed very mischievous, but usually after 2 years old, Alaska will become very stable. As an adult, the Alaskan will become very well-behaved and quiet, will not mess around, will not bark randomly, will obediently listen to its owner, obey its owner's commands, and will not randomly tear down the house anymore.

2. Disadvantages:

The Alaskan dog has long and hairy hair, and the hair fall is more serious, especially in the spring and fall when the season changes, the hair at home will be so much that it will make you doubt your life. It is recommended that you should brush your Alaskan dog every day and maintain a light diet, so as to effectively alleviate the hair loss situation. Alaskan dogs have a lot of exercise. If you want to have an Alaskan dog you have to be mentally prepared to go out and exercise for 2 hours a day. If there is not enough exercise for the Alaskan dog to consume energy, then the home is going to suffer.

Alaskan Dog Introduction

Alaskan sled dogs, also known as Alaskan dogs, Alaskan Malamute, etc., native to Alaska, North America, is one of the oldest polar sled dogs. The dogs are sturdy, powerful, muscular and deep-chested. When they stand, their heads are erect and their eyes look alert and curious, giving the impression that they are energetic and very proud.

The Alaskan Sled Dog is loyal and intelligent, as well as being well oriented and having a keen sense of smell, so its original purpose was as a sled dog and hunting dog. Coupled with a friendly and approachable personality that is easier to tame, the Alaskan Sled Dog has become a pet, working, and companion dog for people. In addition to this, the species' innate stability, strong body and excellent athletic ability have also made the species used as an excellent guard dog.