How to judge appearance in Alaska? The coat color requires black and white to be connected and coordinated. No stray hairs are allowed from the beginning to the end. The coat must be double-layered. The cross of the face must be square and beautiful, the black and white should be connected naturally, the head should be wide and deep, and the head should be wide and deep. It looks rough or clumsy, the eyes are slightly slanted on the head, the nose should be moist, the ears are triangular, and the tips of the ears are slightly rounded.

1. The coat color requires black and white to be coordinated and coordinated. No stray hairs are allowed from the beginning to the end of the coat (especially the hair), and the coat must be double-layered. The coat color should look shiny and feel somewhere between soft and hard. And scratch it gently to see if it will shed too much hair. If it is summer, there is no need to scratch it. In summer, hair will fall out. ……

2. The cross on the face should be square and beautiful, with black and white colors remaining natural, and no concave or protruding joints allowed.

3. The head is broad and deep, not rough or clumsy, and in proportion to the body.

4. The eyes are slightly slanted on the head, brown in color, almond-shaped, and medium in size. The darker the eye color, the better.

5. The nose should be moist. When trying, don’t touch it with the palm of your hand, just touch it with the back of your hand. The nose cannot be too big or pink, otherwise the skin on the nose will peel off.

6. The ears are triangular in shape with slightly rounded tips. The ears are widely separated and located on the outside of the head, in line with the outer corners of the eyes. When the ears are erect, it is like standing on the head. The erect ears may be tilted slightly forward, but they may sometimes be folded toward the head when the dog is working.

7. The shoulders are moderately sloping, the forelimb bones are thick and muscular, and when viewed from the front, they are straight from the shoulders to the wrists. The hind legs are wide, and the entire thigh muscles are very well developed; the hind stifles are moderately sloping; the hocks are moderately sloping. ,A good Alaskan Malamute must have strong limbs.

8. If you pass the test mentioned above, you should also hug the dog with your hands to check the weight of the dog’s bones. After all, being too light or too heavy, and having uncoordinated body proportions are fatal shortcomings.