The Alaskan Malamute is strong, powerful, muscular and has a deep chest. This dog is different from other dog breeds in Alaska. Its limbs are strong and muscular. It is bred for endurance rather than speed, so their main purpose is Sled pulling, adult Alaskan dogs have a quiet, elegant temperament, and are very loyal to their owners. Therefore, when raising this kind of working dog, special attention should be paid to its diet. Although it is now kept as a pet, no one will let it work. But we still have to pay attention to the importance of diet in Alaska.

In daily life, you need to prepare enough fresh drinking water for Alaskan Malamutes. According to research, the average Alaskan Malamute consumes at least 60 ml of water per kilogram of body weight per day, and puppies, lactating female dogs, working dogs, or in hot climates consume even more water. Therefore, Alaskan Malamutes must have enough water every day, and fresh drinking water needs to be replaced frequently.

The food fed to Alaskan Malamutes needs to be fed regularly, quantitatively and at fixed points every day. In order to avoid symptoms of malnutrition, unbalanced nutrition, overnutrition, obesity and other symptoms in dogs. The food prepared for dogs every day should be a combination of meat and vegetables, with balanced nutrition and a stable food intake, based on what the dog’s body needs.

The food prepared for Alaskan Malamutes needs to be nutritionally balanced and appropriate food should be fed according to the specific age of Alaskan Malamutes. Choose the right dog food, vegetables and nutrients to ensure the necessary nutrients your dog needs for daily growth and exercise.

Every day after the Alaskan Malamute finishes eating, the food bowl must be taken away in time and the dog’s food bowl must be cleaned. At the same time, you must regularly clean the dog's living environment, clean the dog mat, and disinfect the kennel in the sun to ensure that the Alaskan Malamute has a healthy living environment.

Raising an Alaskan Malamute also requires grooming it every day, trimming nails, trimming hair, and bathing regularly. At the same time, regular oral care is also needed to protect the dog from having a healthy mouth, so that the dog can have a good appetite for food.

Novices raising Alaskan Malamutes also need to take precautions against diseases. Go to the hospital regularly to check your dog's health, and follow the doctor's instructions to get vaccinations done to ensure a healthy life for your Alaskan Malamute and your family.