The words "Klee Kai" come from an Inuit term meaning "small dog," which is appropriate for this breed that is a smaller version of its Husky ancestors. The breed is relatively new and comes from Alaska where it was developed to be a companion dog, rather than a working sled dog.
FACT SHEET
An experienced, active owner who wants to invest time in training this loyal and intelligent companion. Anyone who would love a husky, but does not have the space - or a sled!
Inexperienced owners or anyone with a busy lifestyle - unless you plan to take them along for the ride - as they do not like being left home alone. Can be aloof around strangers.
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United States
Medium
Average size - could pick up if you had to in an emergency
High (Two hours or more)
Without sufficient mental and physical exercise will probably do the wall of death around the living room!
Double trouble!
There she blows. Dense undercoat that could stuff a mattress when you start combing it out.
Fluff monster
Buy shares in Dyson - tell people you are wearing mohair if embarrassed
15 years
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HOW IT WORKS
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Match with a breeder
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