Summit Farms

Alaskan Husky

Training: The Alaskan Huskies are great companions on runs, hikes, and any other physical, outdoor activities as well as fun puzzles. They will also need consistent, daily training that will keep them entertained and thinking.
Grooming: Their teeth and fur will need to be brushed a few times a week as well as needing a bath once every few months.
Health & Nutrition:Alaskan Huskies also need to be fed quality food. Make sure you don't over-feed your husky or give them too many treats as it puts them in danger of obesity and health issues.
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Alaskan Malamute

Training: Since Alaskan Malamutes are bred for work, they will need exercise daily in a fenced in yard. Malamutes will join you for any type of physical activity, even pulling a sled or carrying bags.
Grooming:They should be brushed daily, while checking for mats. Twice a year (during sheading season) you'll need to add an undercoat raking to their routine, as well as bathing them every 1-6 weeks (depending on smell).
Health & Nutrition: Alaskan Malamutes need to be fed quality food (home or comercially made). Make sure you don't over-feed your Malamute or give them too many treats as it puts them in danger of obesity and health issues. Each size of dog needs to be fed a different amount of food, based on weight.
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Alaskan Klee Kai

Training: Alaskan Klee Kais have a medium-high enerjgy level and need regular mental and physical activities like swimming, hiking, and camping or daily walks.
Grooming: They will have a shedding season twice a year that can last for six months at a time, so you will need to keep up with weekly brushings as well as baths a few times a year. Their nails should also be trimmed regularly.
Health & Nutrition: As for food, Alaskan Klee Kais need to be fed quality food. Make sure you don't over-feed your Klee Kai or give them too many treats as it puts them in danger of obesity and health issues. Your dog should be fed different amounts of food depending on their age.
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American Eskimo

Training: The American Eskimos have smarts, looks, and are one of the most trainable breeds. They need lots of mental and physical exercise which means you'll need a secure, fenced in yard that you can play with them in.
Grooming: With their thick fur, American Eskimos tend to be indoor dogs, that should not be left outside all day.
Health & Nutrition: American Eskimos should be fed quality food. Make sure you don't over-feed your Eskimo or give them too many treats as it puts them in danger of obesity and health issues. If you're giving your dog bites from your human food, make sure the food that you are giving them will be handled well.
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Siberian Husky

Training: Siberian Huskies are energetic and sneaky, so make sure you have a safely fenced in yard and frequently taken out for walks, hikes, etc. They are also "pack animals" so they typically live well with other dogs and people.
Grooming: Their coat sheds a lot, so regular brushings and extra care during shedding seasons are necessary.
Health & Nutrition: Hip dysplasia and eye issues are one of the few health problems that Siberian Huskies are prone to. They are unlikely to put on weight quickly, but always be careful to not over-feed your dog as it can cause obisity and other health issues.
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Samoyed

Training: Samoyeds enjoy being with their people, so you should find time to play with them everyday whether that's outside in a fenced in yard, at the dog park, or going for a walk.
Grooming: Since Samoyed dogs are so fluffy, they will need brushed daily, and recieve extra attention during their shedding season. Their nails should also be trimmed every 3-4 weeks.
Health & Nutrition: Samoyed dogs need to be fed quality food. Make sure you don't over-feed your Samoyed or give them too many treats as it puts their health at risk and puts them in danger of obesity. Your dog should be fed different amounts of food depending on their age.
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Greenland

Training: Greenland dogs are independant and love training. They are very freindly, so may not be the best guard dogs, but are a great greeter to your friends and family. Since Greenland dogs are so energetic, they will need 2+ hours of exercise/day.
Grooming: They're also pretty fluffy dogs, so you'll need to brush them daily, as well as several times a day with a shedding rake during their shedding season.
Health & Nutrition: Greenlands tend to be a very healthy dog and don't have a lot of issues to look out for, but you should always keep an eye on a dog's diet. You should vary the amount food fed to any dog based on their size.
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Seppala Siberian Sled Dog

Training: Seppala Siberian Sled dogs have developed into pack animals, so they are great with other dogs and people and need a lot of ways to expend energy. They need around 2 hours of activity/day.
Grooming: Since they have a thick coat meant for winter, they tend to not shed and only need brushed or washed a couple times a year.
Health & Nutrition: There are several health concerns for Seppala Siberians like cancer, eye issues, and allergies. They should be fed about 3 cups a day, but make sure you vary how much food you give them based on the dog's size.
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