Alaskans have problems such as being too big, exercising a lot, losing hair severely, eating a lot, and getting sick easily. When raising Alaska, because of its large appetite and delicate intestines, its food expenses remained high, making its owners very burdened to raise it. Moreover, Alaska’s strong ability to demolish homes will also cause owners to bear high additional losses. 1. Too big

As an adult, Alaski's shoulder height can be close to 70 centimeters and his weight is about 50 kilograms. Let’s not mention the issue of banning it in cities. With such a huge size, the small space of most urban buildings cannot meet its living environment needs. Keeping it will take up too much space at home. 2. High amount of exercise

Alaskan’s full name is Alaskan Malamute. As can be seen from the name, its essential job is to pull sleds. Therefore, its energy is very strong. If you want to raise Alaska, you need to spend a lot of time every day to exercise it. 3. Severe hair loss

In order to cope with the severe cold in its place of origin, Alaska evolved a thick coat of hair. The hair of this body changes twice a year. During the shedding period, the owner will be tired of dealing with dog hair everywhere in the house, and the burden of hygiene and cleaning is particularly heavy. 4. Amazing appetite

Alaska’s appetite is particularly astonishing. It eats as much as it can eat, so many people have raised Alaskan Malamutes into sled pigs. Such a large appetite will cost the owner a lot of money when feeding it. 5. Frequently tearing apart homes

Some people refer to Alaska as Allah "tearing apart homes", which shows his strong ability to tear down homes. Huskies, who are also masters of house demolition, have a strong desire to demolish houses, but they are not as big as Alaska. As a result, Alaska's ability to demolish houses is even stronger than that of Huskies. 6. Easy to get sick

Alaska’s hair is dense and long, which makes it easy for parasites and bacteria to breed under its hair, causing Alaska to suffer from skin diseases. Treating Alaska's skin diseases will cost the owner extra. 7. Aggressive

Although Alaska usually has a docile personality, it still has a certain degree of aggression. Moreover, Alaska is huge, and once it attacks, it will often cause great harm to humans. 8. Too strong

Alaska is very big and very powerful, which makes many owners unable to hold it at all, especially for girls with weak strength, taking it out. When the dog pulls the dog, it is not the owner who pulls the dog, but the dog pulling the owner. 9. The intestines and stomach are delicate

Compared with the dog breeds native to China, the intestines and stomach of Alaska are even more delicate. Generally speaking, you need to use special dog food to feed an Alaskan, and you cannot give it food, so the food cost of raising an Alaskan is much more expensive than raising a native dog. 10. Too many skewers

Alaska has been introduced to China for a long time and has spread widely, which has resulted in Alaskan skewers being everywhere. The Alaskan skewers are less stable and more likely to get sick and attack humans.