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MUTTS aren't breeds! No mongrel can be predicted for ANY trait. Nothing but a Mal looks like a Mal!

You definitely need the info on th hips. Also, there is a blood test that needs to be performed on the parents for a condition that Malamutes carry. I am sorry, but I can not recall the name right now, & do not have my...

I'm sure there are. They're just sorta rare and hard to find in general.

I used to live in BC, I've seen a lot of Malamutes and other dogs with thick heavy coats that were just fine even during the summer. Worst case, take your dog to the beach to cool down!

These links might help: http://www.alaskankleekai.co.uk/ and http://www.champdogsforum.co.uk/board/topic/397.html Be aware that just because someone is a member of a club, doesn't guarantee they are a responsible breeder. So be sure to ask about hereditary testing...

Unless it is neglected and not cared for it will not die, although these dogs are built to handle the cold they can adapt and acclimatize. When bringing an arctic dog into a non-arctic environment you would need to watch them, make sure they stay...

Yes I do. One of my most favorite breeds! They are the minature version of the alskan husky though they to my favor resemble the siberian husky more...though that may just be my opinion.

is it poison Ivy? Or a hot spot. My dog used to get hot spots that were similar to that, but they would be very pink and sometimes bloody. I have a spray for it now. He hasn't had any for a long time. The spray cooled it and...