How much does Alaska weigh in nine months?
If the owner feeds him nutritious food, gets enough exercise and is in good health, the size of a nine-month-old Alaskan will be almost similar to that of an adult, about 10 years old, with male dogs being larger. This is mainly related to feeding amount, living environment, health status, genetics, etc. Generally speaking, adult Alaskans less than 34 kilograms are rare to see.
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