Many people like huge dogs People will choose Alaskan Malamutes as companion dogs. They are very friendly to people, have a gentle and calm personality, and are handsome in appearance. Not as neurotic as Erha, nor as clingy as Golden Retriever. Recently, many parents are asking about what are the taboos of raising Alaskan Malamutes? The editor has compiled relevant information.

Taboos of Alaskan Malamute: In terms of exercise, Alaskan Malamute exercises a lot and needs to be taken out for walks by its owner every day. If you keep them in a room, they are also good at demolishing a house. Remember to put on a leash when you go out. They are also the kind that can't find their way when they are happy. They may tease you and make you chase them for several streets without stopping.

Taboos of Alaskan Malamute: intolerance to heat. Alaskan Malamute originally lived in cold areas, has a deep coat, and the dog has relatively few sweat glands and poor heat dissipation function. Therefore, raising Alaskan Malamutes in summer should pay attention to doing good heatstroke prevention work.

Taboos of Alaskan Malamute: Food Alaskan Malamute puppies have a weak gastrointestinal condition. If they do not pay attention to their diet, it can easily lead to diarrhea or indigestion. Before Alaskan Malamute puppies are 3 months old, it is best to soak the dog food in warm water before feeding it to the dog. You can also feed the dog probiotics to promote gastrointestinal peristalsis.

Taboos of Alaskan Malamute: corporal punishment Alaskan Malamute is very orderly and scattered, and may often be naughty. At this time, the owner must be patient with them and do not punish them corporally. Training a dog is a long process, and corporal punishment will make the dog resist and conflict.

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