What are Alaskan dogs most afraid of?

Alaskan dogs are most afraid of many things, such as high-decibel sounds such as firecrackers and thunder, pungent smells such as 84, severe beatings by their owners, being unaccompanied by their owners, etc. For the health of Alaskan dogs, parents should avoid these situations. Take care of it in times of extreme weather.
Tip:
The hair of Alaskan dogs is relatively long and thick. Parents should comb it more when raising them to prevent them from getting knotted and infected with skin diseases.
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