The Alaskan Malamute is one of the ancient polar sled dogs. It is mainly used for pulling sleds. Later it slowly entered the family and became a family dog. It has a quiet and elegant temperament, and is very loyal to its owner.

The Alaskan Malamute is a large dog, but it still cannot stop the fact that people like it. It has become one of the most popular family dog ​​breeds. So, is the Alaskan Malamute easy to raise? How should a dog shovel be raised? Today I will share it with you.

1. Diet

Although the Alaskan Malamute is large and eats a lot, you should not overfeed it when feeding it. After all, this kind of dog originally lived in cold areas, so becoming a domestic pet may affect many things. If it is not used to eating, it is easy to suffer from diarrhea due to eating the wrong things. Generally, the poop scooper only needs to feed it seventy percent full.

When feeding an Alaskan Malamute, it is best not to feed it too greasy food, because eating it can easily cause gastrointestinal discomfort.

In addition, when feeding Alaskan Malamutes in summer, the dog owner should pay attention to whether the feed has deteriorated. If it has deteriorated, do not feed it. Moreover, the weather is relatively hot in summer, so it is best to provide it with enough water and a cool environment.

Finally, you should not give your Alaskan Malamute too many snacks, because it is already relatively large and will become fat if it eats too much, and it is also prone to disease if it is too fat.

　2. Hair care

The Alaskan Malamute has a lot of hair, so the grooming officer also needs to comb it every day to make its hair softer.

In addition, the dog owner should also bathe it regularly, but the bathing cycle should not be too frequent. It is best for the groomer to comb the dog's hair before bathing it, because this can prevent the hair from becoming seriously knotted and the groomer from injuring the pet while giving it a bath.

Finally, after washing it, you should immediately use a hair dryer to dry its hair or dry it with a hair patch. Some scavengers may find it too troublesome, and then simply let the dog dry in the sun. In fact, this is incorrect, because after bathing, a lot of oil from the coat of the Alaskan Malamute will be removed. This reduces the dog's cold resistance and skin resistance, making it easier for it to get sick and catch a cold, so it is best to dry its hair immediately.

3. Exercise

The Alaskan Malamute is a large dog, so it has certain needs for exercise and is quite large. It is best for the dog owner to arrange time to take the dog out for a walk every day.

After all, more exercise is good for the dog’s health, and Alaskan sleddingDogs are also prone to gaining weight, so they still need some exercise.