The giant Alaskan Malamute is absolutely loyal to its owner. If the owner encounters danger or encounters an enemy, it will not flinch at all, but will move forward bravely, resisting the enemy and protecting the owner's safety. Giant Alaskan Malamutes are very friendly and are classified as "friend dogs" rather than "isolated dogs". Like all sled dogs, it remains extremely friendly to humans. A sled dog that grew up in a normal environment is extremely approachable, full of curiosity and exploration spirit. And it is considered a dog breed that does not attack humans.

2. Warmth and friendliness

Giant Alaskan dogs are very enthusiastic, friendly, and very approachable to humans. Coupled with its rich hair, you can feel a heart-warming power when hugging it. Therefore, it can also bring a lot of joy and joy to your family. And it can be easily integrated into human daily life and coexist peacefully and friendly with everyone, and can get used to adapt to this kind of life.

3. Be well-behaved and sensible

Strictly speaking, it is not a vicious dog. Alaskan Malamutes behave very well-behaved and sensible in life. Some giant Alaskan Malamute dogs who have been pampered by their owners since childhood and have developed bad living habits and attitudes will become naughty and fierce when they grow up.

4. Smart and sensitive

Although the fluffy giant Raskatchewan looks like a bear, it is actually very smart. It is very understanding and can understand the meaning of your words. But it can sometimes be very glassy and stubborn, so parents may encounter some trouble when training and teaching it.

5. Independence

Since it is a primitive dog breed, the giant Alaskan Malamute has characteristics corresponding to the original dog breed, such as being independent and not overly dependent on its owner. Many Alaskan Malamutes are like wolves in appearance and behavior. Giant Alaskan Malamutes don't like to bark, and when they want to say something, they more often howl like "woo woo."