There are two types of Alaskan Malamutes: large and giant. Although they look domineering, their personalities are opposite to their appearance.

1. Rarely barks, neither noisy nor fussy, and can be kept on a leash. You can tie it from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. when you get home from get off work, and it won't show much resistance if you do it all the time.

2. Does not guard the home, does not protect the owner, does not bite people except in extreme circumstances, does not bite dogs under normal circumstances, has a natural desire to hunt other medium and small animals, has strong curiosity, average intelligence, and low obedience. More than half of them have killed the chickens and ducks next door.

3. He is friendly to all people. In his eyes, all people are his good friends, whether they are guests, thieves or robbers. In extreme cases, such as when the owner is obviously attacked, the behavior of protecting the owner cannot be ruled out.

4. Large dogs are more than twice the size of ordinary native dogs. The shoulder height of adult dogs is generally greater than 60cm and the weight is greater than 40kg. It is difficult for women to control them for a long time when taking them out of the house, and they usually become too much in about 10 minutes. Women cannot take it out unless it is trained to be obedient. But that’s not to say it’s disobedient, it’s just that it’s too strong and it’s tiring to move even a little bit.

5. It likes to be active, clingy, and extremely curious. It likes to jump on and hug people. When taking it outdoors, be careful that it jumps on children and frightens them, or knocks and breaks the elderly. Be careful of it running away from other people's cars. It has great endurance. It is common for it to run 3 or 4 kilometers at a time. Adult men can usually catch up with it and catch it. Its short-distance speed is generally not too fast (except for chasing and biting). prey outside). Therefore, it is strongly recommended not to let go of the leash when taking it outdoors unless you are 100% sure of safety.

6. It is generally required to have a yard to keep it, and it is not recommended to keep it in the living room. Although it is obedient, its weight and strength, coupled with its curiosity, will "unintentionally" damage your furniture to some extent.