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Alaskan malamute

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Alaskan malamute
a heavy boned, powerfully built, gray or black and white, thick-coated dog with great strength and endurance, used originally for pulling sleds in Alaska. The breed is subject to an inherited chondrodysplasia with hemolytic anemia, factor VII deficiency and hemeralopia.
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Keanan had been playing in his friend's bedroom when the dog, an Alaskan Malamute, jumped on him.
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26 The character of Chewbacca was based on George Lucas' childhood dog Indiana, an Alaskan Malamute, who also provided the nickname for Lucas and Steven Spielberg's hero archaeologist in Raiders Of The Lost Ark.
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