Alaskan Malamute “Sings” to Infant
Watch how the baby calms down and stops crying when the Malamute sings to it!
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Electric Dog Fence – Do They Really Work?
When you’re searching for the best electric dog fence, choose wisely based on your needs. Some electric fences offer a circular-shaped boundary, while others can be customized based on the shape of your yard.
After you’ve made your choice, you will have to designate the perimeter of your yard. Most electric fences use flags to denote boundaries. After you install your fence and place your flags, you’re ready for electric dog fence training. Read the rest of this entry »
FireWalker – Alaskan Malamute – Feeding outside
Feeding outside – freies fuettern – 18 Alaskan Malamute
Dog Separation Anxiety
One of the most common problems that the average pet owner has is dog separation anxiety. At the low end, anxiety can be annoying, causing your dog to bark when you leave the house. However, if it is allowed to advance, your dog might start destroying your home, making messes, or barking incessantly for hours when you leave.
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Getting to Know Your Alaskan Malamute
The Alaskan Malamute is known as an Arctic sled dogs that descended from the Arctic wolf. They are hard working and make a loving companion. Malamute’s are a stunningly beautiful large breed of dog, however they are very clean and almost odorless. Malamutes played a pivotal role in history of dogs and people. In the 1896 Klondike Gold Rush, Malamutes became indispensable to miners coming to Alaska to search for gold. However, this breed differentiates significantly from the similar but much smaller breed of dogs, Siberian Huskies, which were also present during the Gold Rush. In terms of speed and power, Huskies were agile and had more stamina for the long run but the Alaskan Malamute on the other hand, were stronger and more reliable for work. Malamutes were used for freighting and pulling hundreds of pounds of equipment from villages to mining camps instead of being the regular sled dogs. Read the rest of this entry »
Great Dog Food Nutrition Tips
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Great Dog Food Nutrition Tips
In today’s world of prepackaged, dry dog food and products, almost no one ever thinks about what a dog really needs in their diet. They just assume their dogs are getting whatever nutrients they need to remain healthy, feeding them as they have always fed their dogs. Read the rest of this entry »
Alaskan Malamute Puppy Training
Alaskan Malamute Puppy Training
The Alaskan Malamute is a descendant of dogs of the Mahlemut tribe of Inuit in upper western Alaska. These dogs had a prominent role with their human companions – working, hunting, and living alongside them. The interdependent relationship between the Mahlemut and their dogs fostered prosperity among both and enabled them to flourish in the inhospitable land above the Arctic Circle. Read the rest of this entry »
Aggressive Behavior in Your Alaskan Malamute
There are many causes of aggressive behavior in Alaskan Malamutes. It might be due to a dominance related issue between you and the dog, or it might be a trigger that was never properly dealt with from puppy hood – such as an attack by a different dog. Whatever is causing your dog’s aggression, however, you need to address it as soon as possible. The results of prolonged aggression can be not only scary, but dangerous if not quickly taken to task. Read the rest of this entry »
