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How far can an Alaskan Malamute run?

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Running Miles: Healthy Alaskan Malamutes make great long-distance running partners for people who love to run in winter or live in a cold climate. They can run 10 miles and more, depending up on their fitness. Mals are prone to overheating, so should not run long distances in hot or humid conditions.


Can you run with a Malamute?

10. Alaskan Malamute: Alaskan Malamutes are very strong and have tremendous endurance. They're not racing dogs—they were bred to carry large loads over long distances. They enjoy jogging and backpacking with their owners.

Do Malamutes like to run?

Exercise is essential for keeping your Malamute healthy and happy. Alaskan Malamute puppies were born to work. They need the opportunity to use up their energy whenever possible. It's recommended that you create a large outdoor area for them to run and play.

How much exercise does a Malamute need?

Malamutes need a minimum of two hours of heavy exercise every day. This can be spent running and walking so they can let off steam. As well as this they'll also need extra playtime, free time in the garden and training to help keep their brains active too.

At what age can you run with a Malamute?

Malamutes are allowed to participate in official canicross races from the age of 12 months. Canicross, as well as any other running activity, should never take place on an asphalt, pavement and rocky/edgy terrains, as the dog's feet will get injured.

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