Dear Arlett, You Should Get a Siberian husky

I Understand you are unsure if you should get a Siberian Husky or Alaskan Malamute they are both good choices and also similar dog breeds, but I suggest you should get a Siberian Husky.

The Siberian Husky’s willingness to work and love of exercise is matched with a friendly and gentle nature. These are sociable, energetic dogs and your Siberian Husky puppy will love being a member of your pack, including kids and dogs. The husky is good with other dogs. Siberian Husky’s are Friendly, gentle, dignified; alert, but not agressive. Husky’s respond well when being trained. Husky’s need to be groomed occasionally. Their lifespan is usually 12-14 years. A male husky’s size is normally around 21-23.5 inches and 45-60 pounds. A female husky’s size is normally around 20-22 inches and 35-50 pounds. The Alaskan Malamute needs early socialization to people and dogs as well as basic obedience training to grow up to be a well-adjusted, mentally healthy dog. Working with a responsible breeder, those wishing to own an Alaskan Malamute can gain the education they need to know what specific health concerns exist within the breed. Alaskan malamutes were bred to pull a heavy load at a slower pace than the husky. The National Breed Club recommends You to have your Alaskan Malamute take three Different health tests. Such as Hip Evaluation, Ophthalmologist Evaluation, and Polyneuropathy DNA Test.

The Alaskan Malamute is intelligent and athletic. But he's also a great companion, especially for active families who take him swimming, jogging or hiking. He can be playful and affectionate and is gentle with kids. Alaskan Malamutes are Affectionate, loyal, playful but dignified. The malamute’s trainability is independent, also the malamute needs to be groomed weekly. The Alaskan Malamute’s lifespan is usually between 10-14 years. Male malamute’s size is 25 inches and 85 pounds, And a female’s size is 23 inches and 75 pounds. Siberian Huskies are generally a healthy breed. Like all breeds there may be some health issues, like hip dysplasia and eye disease. Some dogs may be faced with these health challenges in their lives, but the majority of Siberian Huskies are healthy dogs. Compared to other breeds, they maintain a healthy weight on less food, but you should feed them a high-quality protein-based food. He was bred to pull a light load at a fast pace over great distances in low temperatures on the smallest possible intake of food. A thinner dog will live a longer, happier, healthier life. He is by nature fastidiously clean and is free from body odor and parasites. The National Breed Club recommends you to have your Siberian Husky take two different health tests such as Hip Evaluation, and Ophthalmologist Evaluation.

The Alaskan Malamute is intelligent and athletic. But he's also a great companion, especially for active families who take him swimming, jogging or hiking. He can be playful and affectionate and is gentle with kids. Alaskan Malamutes are Affectionate, loyal, playful but dignified. The malamute’s trainability is independent, also the malamute needs to be groomed weekly. The Alaskan Malamute’s lifespan is usually between 10-14 years. Male malamute’s size is 25 inches and 85 pounds, And a female’s size is 23 inches and 75 pounds. Siberian Huskies are generally a healthy breed. Like all breeds there may be some health issues, like hip dysplasia and eye disease. Some dogs may be faced with these health challenges in their lives, but the majority of Siberian Huskies are healthy dogs. Compared to other breeds, they maintain a healthy weight on less food, but you should feed them a high-quality protein-based food. He was bred to pull a light load at a fast pace over great distances in low temperatures on the smallest possible intake of food. A thinner dog will live a longer, happier, healthier life. He is by nature fastidiously clean and is free from body odor and parasites. The National Breed Club recommends you to have your Siberian Husky take two different health tests such as Hip Evaluation, and Ophthalmologist Evaluation.

If you are wanting a more active but smaller dog you should get a Siberian Husky.

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