What are the characteristics of Alaskan Malamute?

1. Full of energy and love running. Alaskan Malamute is one of the oldest Arctic Malamute dogs. They have strong bodies, thick breasts and rich muscles. Its posture of standing with its head held high shows great courage and vitality. The alert eyes are full of curiosity.

This kind of dog has a wide head, triangular ears and walks upright. The snout is wide and tapers from the root to the tip of the nose. The snout is neither long nor sharp, nor short and thick. In order to resist the polar cold wind in Leng Xue and survive in the ice and snow, they have a double-layer fur, the lower fur is like wool, and the upper fur is thick and long. Coat has many colors, and facial patches are obvious features. The tail hair is rich. Curled back, like a flying flag.

Due to the hunting function of its ancestors, mainly pulling carts and sledding, Alaskan Malamute has strong limbs, developed bones and powerful legs and feet.

It is impossible to get a rest often during the long journey of pulling carts and sledges, so they all have generous and swollen breasts. At the same time, the shoulders are thicker to suit their work. When running, their steps are stable, balanced and effortless. Alaskan Malamute is not a sprinter, but it is absolutely required to be a long-distance champion. And once they really lose their temper, even if the car and sled behind them have turned over, maybe they will continue to run without looking back.