Type
Dog
Mammals
Color
Black
Brown
light gray
White
Size
Around 1m
Distribution
Australia
North America
South Africa
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Alaskan MalamuteThe Alaskan Malamute is believed to descend from the boreal wolf. The pure strain of Malamute would have become extinct if not for the efforts of a few determined breeders.
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- Body
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- powerful
- well-developed
- deep chest
- straight back sloping gently to hips
- very muscular loin
- Coat
-
- thick
- coarse outer coat
- woolly undercoat
- Color
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- light gray
- Black
- Brown
- White
- Common Name
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- Malamute
- Description
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- The Alaskan Malamute is believed to descend from the boreal wolf. The pure strain of Malamute would have become extinct if not for the efforts of a few determined breeders.
- Distribution
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- Australia
- North America
- South Africa
- Ears
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- small
- wide-set at back of head
- triangular
- Eyes
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- large
- almond-shaped
- dark
- slanting
- Fav
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- 1
- Forequarters
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- legs strong
- straight
- muscular
- General appearance
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- hardy
- compact
- well-built
- Head
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- large, well proportioned
- broad skull, slightly rounded between the ears
- broad thick muzzle
- black nose
- strong jaws
- broad, strong teeth
- scissor bite
- Height
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- 55 to 67 cm
- Hindquarters
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- broad and very muscular thighs
- strong
- well-balanced hocks
- Photo Source
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- Bing Images
- Size
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- Around 1m
- Tail
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- full
- carried curved over the back
- Title
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- Alaskan Malamute
- Type
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- Mammals
- Dog
- Unique
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- 1
- Weight
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- 29 to 35 kg
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