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Other Breed Small 12 to 16 Weeks Dog For Sale
Nickname:Kota
Breed:Other Breed
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Price: $2,849.00
Meet Merle
Kota is the puppy for you! He has looks that will make him the talk of the town and he has personality plus. Kota promises to be your very best companion. He will always be there to listen and cuddle, and you can always count on him to be ready for playtime at the drop of a hat. This guy has everything that you are looking for in a puppy. Kota will be coming to you vet checked from head to tail and up to date on his puppy vaccinations. He will be the perfect new addition to your family. He is ready to love you so call about him today!
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Tips for keeping an Alaskan Malamute
-- Alaskan Malamute
Nowadays, more and more people choose to keep Alaskan dogs. Although Alaska is powerful, handsome, and pleasant, there is much practical breeding trouble, like their owners can be well considered before action. So what are some of the things we should be aware of when raising Alaskan dogs? 1. Alaskan dogs are afraid of heat: Alaska was originally living in the cold areas of the dog, they are naturally cold and afraid of heat, a thick coat is to protect against the cold and born, so very afraid of the heat.
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How can we take care of a Alaskan Malamute in winter?
-- Alaskan Malamute
Now into the cold winter, many people in their own clothes to keep warm, maybe worried about the Alaskan dog cold, want to give it to keep warm, then Alaskan winter cold? Alaska is a shaggy dog with a thick coat of hair on the outside, and Alaskan Malamute used to live in the cold north, where it was very hardy, but Alaska is not immune to the cold. Whether an Alaskan dog is cold in winter depends on the temperature and the state of Alaska itself. If the temperature is too low for him or during his puppy years, he will be cold.
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What should we do about Alaskan Malamute’s red eyes?
-- Alaskan Malamute
Alaska’s eyes may be red because it has just finished the vigorous exercise, or it may be because of a dog eyelash, or dog eye inflammation caused. Let’s take a look at why Alaska’s eyes are red. 1. Get plenty of exercises: Alaska red eyes may be due to increased blood circulation after a lot of exercises, which is a normal phenomenon in dogs, dogs naturally cool down after the red eyes.