Source and history of the Alaskan Malamute
The Alaskan Malamute has been for centuries an auxiliary that is essential in the area of the Gulf of Kotzebue, Alaska, to the Inuits. Its name comes from the tribe of and for pulling sleds. This strain isnt descended from any overlap. The Alaskan Malamute entered America in 1920 and fifteen years after, the American Kennel Club acknowledges it as a race.
Nature and character
The Alaskan Malamute breed is friendly and warm, which makes it a great companion dog, but its not too much for the guard. Hes a buddy that is dedicated, intelligent and with a joyful and friendly disposition. Also , they are rather clean dogs which dont have any problem learning where to alleviate himself. Full of energy, loves to play. As well as the haul is, obviously, its favorite sport.
Up to now weve described their relationship with people, but with his guys isnt identical. With other dogs are often blossom in his past and dominant he wolf, where the hierarchy is essential. Thus, in this facet need a strong and serious since youth instruction.
Physical Features
Strong and solidly built dog with a buff and powerful body. The approach of the Alaskan Malamute, with watchful eyes and high head carriage, reveals its great energy. His eyes carry an amazing fascination and interest in what the results are around him. His eyes are ordered at an angle to the skull. Theyre almond shaped, brownish and typical size.
His jacket is thick with a rough coat of sufficient length to make sure the protection of a dense, woolly undercoat. The tail carried over the back, gives the impression of a hanging plume.
Head is not narrow, has a triangular ears. Its snout is pointed and its own width decreases somewhat from the root to nose.