So you have questions about the Alaskan Klee Kai?

 

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 The Alaskan Klee Kai have many of the same characteristics of bigger huskies, but they are a separate and distinct breed of Nordic and Spitz heritage.

 They are pack oriented, bright, emotionally sensitive and affectionate, curious, strong for their size, crafty escape artists, carry a strong prey drive, and they love to run. They are energetic without being hyper. The Klee Kai are very intelligent and thrive on stimulation. They do not do well left in a yard day-after-day without attention and adventure. They love to be with their people and if left unattended for long, will  become destructive or escape.

 Alaskan Klee Kai are very clean and rarely need a bath. They do not have strong doggy odor or dog breath. Like any other northern breed, they do "blow" their coat twice a year, causing lots of shedding for a few weeks usually in the spring and fall. They do not shed much the rest of the year.
Unlike some spitz breeds, the Klee Kai is reserved around strangers. Once they know a person, they remember them and are their friend for life. They are alert and make excellent watch (but not guard) dogs. They bark when there is something to bark at, but do not bark just to bark like some dogs. Alaskan Klee Kai require socialization training to avoid becoming aggressive around other dogs and socially deficit with humans. They are uncomfortable when their people are gone and do not like being left alone. They love to go everywhere their person goes and travel well. These dogs bond with everybody in a family and are not necessarily a "one person" dog. They are well behaved around cats and children if raised with them. These miniatures generally weigh between 9 and 19 pounds.

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