Dog Type: Working dog

Tell Me More: The Alaskan Malamute is a large, powerful breed with a thick double coat and a friendly, expressive face. Originally bred as sled dogs, they are known for their endurance, intelligence, and independent spirit.

Lifespan: 10-12 years

Height: 23-25 inches (males), 21-23 inches (females)

Weight: 75-85 pounds (males), 65-85 pounds (females)

Origin: Alaska, USA

Hair Shed: They shed like crazy, especially in spring and fall. A good vacuum is your best friend!

Intelligence: Super smart but a bit stubborn. They're like the class clown who knows all the answers.

Aggression: Generally gentle giants, but early socialization is key to prevent territorial behavior.

Food: Their big appetites mean big food bills.

Dog Treats: Healthy, high-quality treats. They deserve the best!

Dog Toys: Durable chew toys and interactive puzzles. They love a good mental challenge!

Suitability for Children: Best for older kids who can handle their size and energy. They're gentle but can knock little ones over!

Home Size: A big house with a big yard for lots of zoomies.

These ancient sled dogs have been hauling heavy loads for centuries. They're true working dogs with a rich history.