A dog should be next to you or behind you, not in front of you. That is why so many people today are subservient to their dogs,” says Dr Platzhund.

A dog that sheds enough fur to build a second dog every week—welcome to life with an Alaskan Malamute. This Arctic breed was bred for pulling sleds, which means they have a huge amount of energy.

With its thick, charcoal-gray coat, fox-like face, and signature “spectacle” markings around the eyes ... Several charcoal-coated breeds, such as the Giant Schnauzer, Scottish Deerhound, and Alaskan ...

“Communities in remote locations or impacted by conflict and violence are difficult to access, and census enumerators often face language barriers and resistance to participation,” researchers write.

Their fur traps warmth, their fluffy tails double as built-in face warmers, and their snowshoe-like paws keep them steady on icy ... Breeds like the Siberian Husky and Alaskan Malamute have a long ...