Many dog-loving parents tend to choose cute breeds when raising a dog for the first time. Among large dog breeds, choosing an Alaskan Malamute or Husky is ideal. However, it's difficult for parents to distinguish between these two types of dogs. Let's explore information about Alaskan Malamutes and Huskies before raising them. Hopefully, this will help parents better understand which breed is easier to raise. Let's first learn about the Alaskan Malamute. The Alaskan Malamute has a broad head, triangular-shaped ears that stand erect when alert.

The distance between the two ears is wide, and when erect, the ears tend to tilt backward. The eyes are brown, of moderate size and shaped like almond kernels. The mouth shape is neither long and protruding nor short and thick, giving it a very cute appearance. This dog is stronger than the Husky; not only can it carry heavy loads, but it can also travel long distances while bearing heavy weights. Now let's look at the Husky. I believe the Husky's biggest advantage is its beautiful yet cool appearance. I think parents will agree with this view. Everyone who knows Huskies genuinely loves them from the bottom of their hearts. Huskies have a very lively temperament. They love to play with people and can play with their owners for long periods without getting tired.

In most cases, when you are tired and panting, they remain very energetic. They are very dependent on their owners at home, but when outside, they express a wild temperament. However, when faced with sudden emergencies, they usually hide behind their owners and are quite timid. The Husky is like a baby, both lovable and frustrating. When sick, it is obedient and endearing. But when it shows its ability to destroy the house, it makes owners painfully resentful.

After learning about the temperaments of Alaskan Malamutes and Huskies, I believe parents now have a preliminary understanding of these two breeds. You now know which breed is easier to raise. Personally, I think the Alaskan Malamute is a bit better. Actually, the methods for raising Alaskan Malamutes and Huskies are quite similar. I suggest parents decide which breed to raise only after understanding their temperaments and truly loving the dog. So, let's take action quickly!