Alaskan Malamute Descriptive Writing Report

Alaskan Malamute Report

An Alaskan Malamute is a dog breed, which is originated from United States of America. These specific types dogs are formally recognized as “Canis lupus familiaris”.

Alaskan Malamutes are bred originally for having the endurance and later, becoming sled dogs. This specific dog breed, is formulated/similar towards the following other breeds including  Greenland dog, Canadian Eskimo Dog, the Siberian Husky, and the Samoyed. The Alaskan Malamute is very a  large, wolf dog! It comes in an assortment of colours including Sable & White, Black & White, Brown & White, Red & White, Seal & White, Gray & White. Although it’s appearance, it is strictly not a hybrid of a wolf, this specific breed originates from other domestic breeds. These dogs have the strength and stamina of sled dogs and the female's weighing 32 - 28 kg and males 36 - 43 Kg. Despite the fact that it’s satisfactory, it can get a little intellectual and a bit out of control. The height is quite a contrasting story, the female's height is 51 - 61 cm and the males are 61 - 66 cm towering. These dogs commonly stalk their prey and afterwards kill them.

Obviously dogs need to eat, as it’s essential. Usually dog owners feed them dry food and meat. Grains, Lentils, Carrots, Sweet Potatoes and canned food like Kirkland grain free canned food. The wild Alaskan Malamutes eat anything they stalk, Fish etc. Food is essential for Alaskan Malamute’s as they have strength and stamina and need food/water to keep them physically going.

It’s features are alluring. Large stature, wolf-like facial characterizing marks, broad shoulders and luminous eyes. Although that, it is very aggressive, vicious, atrocious but at the same time it is Playful, Affectionate, Devoted, Loyal, Friendly and Dignified. It’s fierceness can be very overprotective. Owners are very cautious with these dogs, when they get disinterested, they become quite dainty. Various amount of cases have concerns about owning a Alaskan Malamute due to the “controversy” of dogs being combative. The Alaskan Malamute has severe rules and can’t adapt to living in balmy, miniature and compact apartments in scorching weather. When training, it is quite accessible, wanderlust potential and they are impeccably intelligent. Exercise is crucial for them as they need it, they also have inclination of being very good-natured.