Surviving a malamute

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	"Best food available, a must to keep the dog in good condition.  Remember to not overfeed, this is a working breed and should be kept lean."

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	"Help their neck with a raised bowl, ALWAYS have water in one of them, dry food requires a lot of water for digestion."

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	"A nice bed for them due to its large size.  Don't be too surprised when they eat it......"

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	"Ensure that the dog has somewhere secure outside when you are away.  Concrete the base - a malamute will dig under virtually any fence if it is not concreted."

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	"These help to keep some semblance of lead discipline - if you use it properly!"

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	"Don't go mad with an extendable or fancy lead.  When on a lead, a dog should walk to heel.  The time for pulling is when attached to a sled and the time for running is is in a secure field away from r"

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	"They are bred to pull and carry - so let them.  These are the best available and are long lasting.  You will probably need the large.  Fill with a few bottles of water or some sand.  ADULT DOGS ONLY."

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	"Mal's suffer with the heat in the summer - portable water helps keep them hydrated."

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	"The only brush you will ever need to groom a Mal."

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	"Great, easy to use, easy to adjust, washable collar."

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	"A toy that will last and stimulate your Mal."

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	"A treat to fill the Kong with to stimulate your dog."