Huskamute
Crossbreed · approximate traits
Parent breeds: Siberian Husky × Alaskan Malamute
A husky and malamute cross: a big, tireless sled dog that sheds heavily and is tough for beginners.
- Lifespan
- 12–15 years
- Weight
- 25–45 kg
- Height
- 55–66 cm
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Pros
- Huge stamina, loves long workouts
- Usually friendly with people and kids
- Handles cold weather well
Keep in mind
- Heavy shedding and a stubborn streak
- Temperament and size depend on the parents
Living together
- Provide lots of running, sledding or canicross
- Keep leashed around small animals
Traits
Life at home
Apartment-friendly
Noise level
Tolerates being alone
Size
Character
Good with children
Good with other pets
Calm temperament
Trainability
Beginner-friendly
Activity, care and costs
Exercise needs
Grooming needs
Shedding
Cost of ownership
In crossbreeds, traits depend on the parents and can vary a lot from puppy to puppy.
Similar breeds
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Huskita
22–34 kg · 10–13 years
A Siberian husky and Akita cross: a large, strong, independent dog for experienced owners.
Crossbreed
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Siberian Husky
15–28 kg · 12–13 years
A hardy northern breed for a very active lifestyle, but hard for beginners and a heavy shedder.
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Alaskan Malamute
10–12 years
A very large, hardy sled dog with a thick coat, heavy shedding, and an independent nature.
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German Shepherd
30–40 kg · 9–13 years
A strong, highly trainable working dog that needs an experienced and engaged owner.
