Alaska’s unsteady walking may be due to the following three reasons: 1. Calcium deficiency. Alaska’s body is large, so more calcium needs to be supplemented. Alaska’s calcium deficiency will cause unsteady walking; 2. Arthritis. Generally, it is because Alaska's long-term excessive exercise has caused serious wear and tear on the joints; 3. The hair on the soles of the feet is too long. Failure to trim the hair on Alaska's feet regularly will cause it to slip when walking.

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Alaska usually exercises a lot and consumes a lot of calcium. It needs to eat foods high in calcium for a long time and take it out frequently. Bask in the sun to help absorb calcium. Alaska often suffers from hip dysplasia, which can cause Alaska to walk unsteadily and become lame. It needs to be taken to a pet hospital for surgical treatment.