There’s nothing like a big fluffy dog to improve our moods. Well, we’ve got something even better. Tons of pictures of funny and adorable Alaskan Malamutes to charge you up with enough positive energy for the entire week! Scroll down for your dose of Vitamin Malamute and upvote your favorite of these silly dogs. If you have one of these adorable dogs at home, post a photo of them in the comments below, dear Pandas!
Alaskan Malamutes are friendly and energetic, big-eaters, and even bigger fur factories. However, be sure to keep a leash on your big dog because they’re hunters at heart and might go after wildlife if left to roam freely in the vast outdoors. They’re also great climbers and amazing diggers, so keeping these cute dogs behind a fence is a real challenge.
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This breed of dogs can live up to 12 to 15 years if you give them the proper love and care they deserve. Alaskan Malamutes were bred to pull sleds in harsh winter climates, so they require plenty of exercise. So going for walkies (or rather runnies) is not negotiable! Unless you enjoy hearing your canine howling in frustration, give it plenty of movement.
Malamutes are great with kids. Just keep in mind, they’re large dogs, so it’s still important to supervise playtime between them and your toddlers. Sometimes, dogs don’t realize how big and powerful they are.
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But before you go jogging off to your local shelter or dog breeder to rescue an Alaskan Malamute, you should be aware of some health issues that this breed has. These adorable animals are at risk of a genetic deformity called hip dysplasia where their hip sockets require surgery to correct. That can be expensive and, if untreated, can lead to arthritis later on. That’s why you should make sure that you have documents showing you that the dog’s parents don’t have this genetic disease.
Alaskan Malamutes are also at-risk when it comes to inheriting polyneuropathy. This means that their nervous system becomes disorderly and can lead to a lack of coordination and weakness. However, if your Malamute’s parents are healthy, your doggo should be, too. So remember to do thorough research beforehand! That way, you’ll have a healthy, happy dog that can bring a smile to your face every day for a long, long time.
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Imagine you seeing this at the end of a hallway at midnight, bounding towards you...cute yet horrifying
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Oh c'mon, no need to crucify the guy, he's only being hooman...they're both beautiful!
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I bet all these dogs are very friendly and a bundle of joy to their owners, but a lot of these are not standard malamutes. The are way too big. They are either crossbred or not with papers. But that does not matter to the dog or the owner. I love these pictures. They all look happy.
Gawjus dogs, but I hope their kept in cold climates. It kills me when people keep these kinds of dogs in hot places..
My neighbor here in subtropical New Orleans has a gorgeous malamute. Poor guy looks miserable on his walks 10 months of the year.
I’ve heard they are popular in California ! The mind boggles at how these poor mutts manage in that heat !
Ouch!!
Agreed. Same with St Bernard, Siberians, Pyrenees etc. It's all fine and well to clip their coats, but they are not meant for warm climates.
So why people ignore it?
My roommate had one in FL. Puppy didn't know what to do w himself when introduced to snow fr first time
Love them! Well, they're doggos so what's not to like?!
I bet all these dogs are very friendly and a bundle of joy to their owners, but a lot of these are not standard malamutes. The are way too big. They are either crossbred or not with papers. But that does not matter to the dog or the owner. I love these pictures. They all look happy.
Gawjus dogs, but I hope their kept in cold climates. It kills me when people keep these kinds of dogs in hot places..
My neighbor here in subtropical New Orleans has a gorgeous malamute. Poor guy looks miserable on his walks 10 months of the year.
I’ve heard they are popular in California ! The mind boggles at how these poor mutts manage in that heat !
Ouch!!
Agreed. Same with St Bernard, Siberians, Pyrenees etc. It's all fine and well to clip their coats, but they are not meant for warm climates.
So why people ignore it?
My roommate had one in FL. Puppy didn't know what to do w himself when introduced to snow fr first time
Love them! Well, they're doggos so what's not to like?!