Alaskan Malamute
About
The Alaskan Malamute is a strong, loyal breed that thrives in active households. They require consistent training, regular exercise, and attentive grooming to stay happy and healthy. If you’re considering adding an Alaskan Malamute to your family, be prepared to dedicate time and effort to meeting their needs. For more guidance, consult breeders or veterinarians to gain a deeper understanding of this remarkable and ancient breed.
Breed Size
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Weight (Male)
36-43 kg
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Weight (Female)
18-24 kg
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Height (Male)
58-64 sm
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Height (Female)
58-64 sm
Coat
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Fur Type
Double
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Color
One color
Care
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Walk
>90 minutes/day
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Breed group
Working Group
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Breed Size
L
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Demeanor category
Friendly
Breed Traits
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Barking
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Good with young children
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Drooling
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Energy level value
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Grooming frequency value
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Good with other dogs
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Trainability
Breeds Club Recognition
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Trainability Category
>Independent
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Temperament
>Affectionate, Loyal, Playful
Description
The Alaskan Malamute is a large, powerful working dog, originally bred in Alaska thousands of years ago by the Mahlemut people for sledding and heavy hauling. This breed descends from ancient Arctic sled dogs, resulting in a strong, resilient, and hardworking companion.
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Origin: Alaska, developed for sledding and heavy hauling.
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Strong and enduring: Built for pulling heavy loads over long distances.
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Loyal and affectionate: Forms deep bonds with its family.
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Energetic and playful: Requires daily exercise and mental engagement.
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Thick double coat: Sheds heavily and needs regular grooming.
The Alaskan Malamute is a devoted and friendly companion, excelling in sledding, endurance work, and family life. With proper training and early socialization, they become well-mannered, loving pets best suited for experienced owners.