Alaskan Malamute

Alaskan Malamute

Alaskan Malamute, breed of dog of the Spitz-like groups. Malamute - northern sled dog, known since ancient times. The breed is descended from Alaska and the Canadian Arctic. Received its name from the Alaska Native - Tribal Malamutes, these dogs have long been used as a primary means of transportation.

Malamutes can take great agility, great work in harness. Since the late 19th century, involved in sports racing toboggan sleds, managing the strength even to children.

Alaskan Malamute

Malamute is very similar to the wolf, but his gaze expresses sincere kindness. Alaskan Malamute has a strong backbone and a powerful addition. Height at withers 63-70 cm, weight 38-57 kg. Case slightly elongated, strong neck, chest deep, back straight. Sturdy and strong limbs. The head is broad and strong, but not coarse. Muzzle volume, elongated. Almond-shaped eyes, dark. Ears erect, triangular. Nose match colors: black and orange and piebald dogs - brown. Bushy tail is highly planted, at rest curled over the back. Color varied: the whole range from light gray to black, and from golden to brown. Abdomen and lower limbs - white. White markings on the face as a mask and glasses. The only valid solid color - white.

Alaskan Malamute puppy

Excellent working dog, loyal Malamute owner, very sociable, gets along with children, different endurance and reliability. The coat protects the Malamute in any weather. For the health needs serious exercise.