It is recommended that owners shave the Alaskan dog's body hair and the hair in the meat pads when summer comes, which can help the dog dissipate heat. Choose a light-proof location at home to place the Alaskan dog's kennel and lay it for the dog. Use a cooling pad, keep plenty of drinking water, avoid the midday sun when taking your dog out, and choose morning and evening. Alaskan dogs are large, long-haired dogs that feel the heat when the temperature rises. Owners need to help their dogs physically cool down.