When the temperature drops, an adult Alaskan dog can withstand a temperature of minus 50°C. When the temperature rises, an adult Alaskan dog can withstand a temperature of 30°C above zero. This is the lowest temperature and the highest temperature that an Alaskan dog can withstand. It is a cold-tolerant dog breed, but it is very sensitive to heat. They will feel hot when the outside temperature reaches 20°C. Therefore, families raising Alaskan dogs should cool down their dogs more in summer.