Click Below to Skip Ahead Alaskan Huskies are the lesser-known hybrid cousin of Siberian Huskies, bred not for looks but for workability and temperament. They’re not registered as a breed and don’t have breed standards as Malamutes and Siberians do, so they have a wider range of sizes and colorations.
Breed OverviewHeight:
20 – 25 inches
Weight:
40 – 60 pounds
Lifespan:
10 – 15 years
Colors:
No coloration/pattern limits; most are solid or two-toned Read More...
Click Below to Skip Ahead Highly active families often have a hard time finding a dog that can match their energy unless they were explicitly bred for hard work. Alaskan Malamutes are the definition of a working dog. This breed was initially bred for dog sledding. They have heavy bones, strong shoulders, and a dense coat that made them perfect for harsh life in the north.
Breed OverviewHeight:
23 – 25 inches Read More...
Click Below to Skip Ahead The American Dingo is but one nickname of the Carolina dog. This breed is a bit different from others, as they are the only landrace breed in America. In other words, it is the only wild dog in America, hence the nickname, “American Dingo”, found primarily in the Southeastern US.
Genetics have suggested that this breed came over with people on the Asian land bridge thousands of years ago. Read More...
