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Cream and sable, open face, 110 lbs. Sweet, insecure, super quiet. Always on the outside.
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Male Alaskan Malamute. A show dog and a Champion.
Bandit is his name.
Axl is a white and grey Siberian Husky, who loves to play. Very energetic, lots of attitude.
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Busy busy girl who is now 6 months old.
here comes trouble!
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Alaskan malamute female, spayed. Very sweet
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"The researchers sorted the 85 breeds into four major groups, based on genetic similarities. Three groups turned out to share physical characteristics, geographic origins or uses: guarding, herding and hunting. The fourth group consisted of ancient breeds that showed close genetic relationship to wolves. By contrast, the American Kennel Club sorts dogs primarily by use into sporting, working, herding, terrier, hound, toy and nonsporting groups...
The ''ancient'' group includes 14 geographically diverse breeds that are not usually grouped together, including the Asian chow chow, Shar-Pei, Shih Tzu, Pekingese, Tibetan terrier, Akita and Shiba Inu; the African basenji; the Middle Eastern Saluki; and the Siberian husky and Alaskan malamute.
The group's geographic and physical diversity surprised a number of geneticists not involved in the study and even the researchers themselves.
Dr. Kruglyak speculated that these breeds were directly descended from the first dogs and then spread out with their nomadic owners."
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