Usually when the Alaskan dog is three months old after birth, it will enter the period of changing its fetal hair. At this stage, the Alaskan dog will lose its fetal hair and grow new hair. The duration of lanugo hair replacement is not fixed. Some dogs can complete it in one or two months, and some dogs can take as long as three or four months. The length of this time is determined based on the Alaskan dog’s own condition. But in general, the general time for lanugo hair replacement is from 3 months to 6-8 months after birth.
Adult healthy Alaskan dogs will undergo physiological hair moulting in response to climate changes in spring and autumn every year, that is, from March to May and September to November. This seasonal shedding period is usually relatively short, taking about one or two months to complete.
If you want your Alaskan dog to end its embarrassing shedding period as soon as possible, it is best for the owner to comb the dog's hair twice a day, morning and evening, and provide the dog with sufficient nutrition, such as cooked egg yolks, seaweed powder, lecithin powder, etc. . In addition, you must maintain good environmental hygiene at home, because during the molting period of Alaskan dogs, the body's immunity is relatively weak and it is easy for parasites to invade the body.
