happy dogs! (malamutes methinks)

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That's a monstrous dog, probably a Malamute.
David's face was the funniest part of this, to me.


Definitely a Malamute, not a Husky. Huuuuge!

That's a monstrous dog, probably a Malamute.

David's face was the funniest part of this, to me.

Thanks!

In reply to this comment by legacy0100:
*promote

*malamute

It's actually a Malamute. Both Mals and Huskys are neat dogs, but I like the Mal as a family dog a little better.

Dogs, Wolves, Foxes, Coyotes from reproducing?

This guy is full of shit.

Wolf Hybrid, boom in your face fucktard.

A wolf-dog hybrid (also called a wolf hybrid or wolfdog) is a canid hybrid resulting from the mating of a wolf (various Canis lupus subspecies) and a dog (Canis lupus familiaris). The term "wolfdog" is preferred by most wolfdog proponents and breeders since the domestic dog was recently taxonomically recategorized as a subspecies of wolf. The American Veterinary Medical Association and the United States Department of Agriculture refer to them as wolf-dog hybrids.[1] Rescue organizations consider any dog with wolf heritage within the last five generations to be a wolfdog, including some established wolfdog breeds.[2]

In 1998, the USDA estimated an approximate population of 300,000 wolfdogs in the United States (the highest of any country world-wide), with some other sources giving a population possibly as high as 500,000.[1] In first generation hybrids, gray wolves are most often crossed with wolf-like dogs (such as German Shepherd Dogs, Siberian Huskies, and Alaskan Malamutes) for an appearance most appealing to owners desiring to own an exotic pet.[3] Since wolf hybrids are genetic mixtures of wolves and dogs, their physical and behavioral characteristics cannot be predicted with any certainty.[1]

From his face and size, I think that's a malamute. Had one growing up who was very cuddly, and very howly.

always amazes me how dogs can be sooo forgiving and gentle with puppies - clearly the malamute is trying to play with the poodle but everytime it opens its mouth it realises that the puppy is just too small, so backs off..
Very cute