Note that not all food is edible in Alaska. Pet owners are afraid that their Alaskan dogs will get tired of dog food and want to change their taste, so they will make their own dog food.

Chocolate is processed from cocoa beans and contains a variety of methylxanthine derivatives, including caffeine and theobromine. These substances bind to certain receptors on the cell surface, thereby preventing natural substances in the animal's body from binding to the receptors. Taking small doses of methylxanthines can cause vomiting and diarrhea in dogs, but a sense of euphoria in humans. Chocolate contains a large amount of theobromine and a small amount of caffeine. If a dog eats too much chocolate, it will cause muscle cramps and even shock. After taking theobromine and caffeine, the dog's heart rate will suddenly increase to more than twice the normal rate, and some dogs will run around wildly, just like drinking a large cup of strong coffee, which may be fatal to Alaska.

Onions and green onions are also common dishes or condiments in human food, but these foods may cause Alaska hemolytic anemia. This type of food is rich in disulfide, which can cause oxidation of the dog’s red blood cells. Parents are advised not to feed it.

It is best not to feed chickens, ducks, fish, etc. Unless parents can ensure that there are no small and sharp bones, it is likely to cause fatal harm to Alaska. These bones are very small and sharp and can easily penetrate a dog's throat or scratch its mouth, esophagus or intestines. In severe cases, it can cause internal bleeding in dogs, and the consequences are very serious.

For Alaska drinks, such as milk, it is easy to cause symptoms such as "releasing poisonous gas", diarrhea, dehydration or skin inflammation in Alaska. Parents, please use with caution. Just drink water, it’s safe and healthy.

Raw meat and meat with high fat content cannot be eaten by Alaskan Malamutes. Because this type of food can easily cause microvascular bleeding and obesity in dogs. Or it may expose the dog to the threat of Salmonella and Bacillus, seriously affecting the dog's health.

The healthiest food for Alaskan Malamutes should be professional dog food with high nutritional value, paired with fresh and delicious vegetables and other foods, and just ensure sufficient drinking water.