Alaska is not suitable for cage breeding, because Alaska is a large dog and requires a lot of exercise. If the dog is kept in a cage, it is not conducive to the physical growth and development of the dog, and the environment of the cage is also more hygienic. No, dogs are more susceptible to skin diseases. If you keep an Alaskan in a cage, it may cause the dog to be unfriendly and have a bad temper, so it is best not to keep the dog in a cage.