Advantages of Alaska: First, Alaska has a docile personality and is not aggressive; second, Alaska’s large size can give people a sense of security; third, Alaska does not bark often. Disadvantages of Alaska: First, the hair in Alaska is relatively lush and hair loss is serious; second, the amount of exercise in Alaska is relatively large, and owners need to spend a certain amount of time walking their dogs

Advantages of Alaska:

1. Friendliness

Alaska dogs are very friendly to people, especially children. Alaska dogs especially like to play with children, and Alaska dogs are non-aggressive pet dogs. If you like a If you are a kind, non-aggressive dog, you can choose an Alaskan dog to raise, because the Alaskan dog is particularly suitable for family breeding.

2. Be obedient

Although Alaskan dogs are very naughty when they are puppies, they will become quite stable when they become adults. A stable Alaskan dog will not do anything Some things that make the owner angry will also become quieter, not noisy, obey the owner's orders, and be a very good dog. As for those Alaskan dogs that break up their homes, most of them are because of their teeth. It only happens when you are itchy or bored.

Disadvantages of the Alaskan:

1. Shedding easily

Because the Alaskan is a long-haired dog, and its hair is very lush. Therefore, it sheds more hair than other dogs, especially during the change of seasons from spring to autumn. If you do not clean your home regularly, your home will be full of dog hair, even in the air. There are already dog ??hairs floating around; as an owner of Alaska’s thick and abundant hair, you have to be more diligent and more attentive.

2. A large amount of exercise

Alaska is one of the sled dogs, and its amount of exercise is greater than that of ordinary dogs. If the owner cannot satisfy it, the family may suffer in the end. So when I raise Alaska, I have to spend 2 hours with it every day to go out and exercise. I also play with it for a while. Otherwise, if they can’t stay there, they will find things to play on their own. They don’t know how much furniture you have. expensive.

3. Afraid of heat

Alaskas are large dogs that originally lived in severe cold areas, so they are naturally more cold-tolerant but afraid of heat. Once summer comes, Alaskans can’t wait to do it. It goes directly into the refrigerator and stays there. So if you have the idea to raise an Alaskan or you are already raising an Alaskan, you must keep the temperature at home within the normal range in the summer. This requires you You have to keep the air conditioner on all day, but this is a huge expense, and your electricity bill will double this summer.