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Alaskan Malamute 101
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Alaskan Malamute 101

How to Raise and Train Your Alaskan Malamute
Created byHowExpert
Last updated 8/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Alaskan Malamute 101

Course content

1 section10 lectures1h 0m total length
  • Welcome0:16

    Learn how to raise and train your Alaskan Malamute in this welcome module of Alaskan Malamute 101, with guidance from Katherine Thompson and narration by Sheila Somerville.

  • Introduction3:08

    Explore the Alaskan malamute as a strong working breed with Arctic sled dog heritage, a thick coat, cold tolerance, and learn its ancestry, exercise needs, and grooming.

  • Part 1: Check Out the Alaskan Malamute11:22

    Establish yourself as alpha with firm commands, and provide daily exercise, mental stimulation, crate training, and a safe space for your malamute puppy to thrive.

  • Part 2: Nutrition, Feed, and Healthcare14:07

    Learn nutrition, feed, and health care for Alaskan Malamute puppies, including large breed foods, homemade options, feeding schedules, and essential vaccines and first aid.

  • Part 3: Daily Schedule and Exercise4:18

    Create a daily exercise routine for your Malamute, balancing two hours of physical and mental activity with a consistent feeding and daily schedule tailored to age, size, breed, and health.

  • Part 4: Dog Speak6:30

    Learn canine communication through Malamute body language, calming signals, vocalizations like yodels and howls, and how to read eyes, ears, and posture to strengthen bonds.

  • Part 5: Training your Malamute9:26

    Master malamute training with firm commands, balanced tone, and positive reinforcement using eye contact and treats. Learn crate training, preventing biting, socialization, and consistent leadership to shape good behavior.

  • Part 6: Potty Training4:46

    Master crate training and close supervision to stop indoor accidents, and establish a consistent schedule of frequent outside trips, rewards, and a designated potty spot for your Alaskan malamute.

  • Part 7: FAQ3:59

    Learn to care for a malamute puppy when you're away with crate training, in-crate water, safe feeding, early bathing, naming tips, and readiness checks before bringing a pup home.

  • Conclusion2:34

    Discover the Alaskan malamute’s independent, energetic nature and its loyal, affectionate companionship. Train with patience and kindness to channel its strength into sledding and snow play.

Requirements

  • None

Description

The training and care of a Malamute is a subject dear to my heart. It is dedicated to my best friend, Koda, who died of hip dysplasia and arthritis the last day of May 2016.

Learn the particulars of your favourite breed of dog before you bring them home. Each dog has many different characteristics that makes them unique. Train them well and with consistency. This book gives ideas on how to train your Malamute to be happy with a crate as a secure spot, how to potty train, how not to bark, and how to stop jumping on people.

Also included in the book are recipes for making your own dogfood at home. Dog lovers around the world are sceptical about the chemicals and preservatives that are in commercial dog foods. Making your own dog food at home gives you the opportunity to control what your dog eats and in what proportions.

Read the section on Potty Training. There are ideas in this section that might make your life easier.

Finally, enjoy your new best friend. Take care of him/her with kindness; treat her/him like you would want to be treated.

About the Expert

Catherine Thompson has loved and lived with an Alaskan Malamute, KodaBear. Koda was ten years old when she passed away, but she still lives deep in the hearts of her family. Cathy lives in Utah with her husband and is proud to call herself a dog parent. She has written eBooks and articles in many genres over the last ten years and hopes to keep writing for years to come.

Who this course is for:

  • People Interested in Alaskan Malamute