At 55-88, the Tamaskan is 19 lbs heavier than the breed average of ~53 lbs. Larger dogs need more space, food, and often have higher vet bills.
Lifespan of 14-15 years is typical for dogs, close to the breed average of ~12.7 years.
The Tamaskan is high-energy (4/5, avg 3.6) and moderately trainable (3/5, avg 3.1). Plan for 60+ minutes of daily exercise.
Shedding level: 4/5 (avg 2.4) — a heavy shedder. Grooming needs: 3/5. Regular brushing and lint rollers are essential. Not ideal for allergy sufferers.
Breed Overview
Bred to look like a wolf but with a domestic dog temperament. A blend of Husky, Malamute, and GSD.
Tamaskan dogs are classified as Large dogs. They typically weigh 55-88 lbs and stand 24-28 inches tall at the shoulder. Their lifespan is typically 14-15 years.
What is the Tamaskan temperament like?
Tamaskan dogs are known for being Intelligent, Gentle, Loyal. They have average trainability and good energy levels, making them best suited for active owners.
Are Tamaskan dogs good with children and families?
Tamaskan dogs rate good (4/5) for being good with kids and good (4/5) for getting along with other dogs. They are generally an excellent choice for families with children.
How much exercise and grooming does a Tamaskan need?
Tamaskan dogs have good exercise needs (4/5) and average grooming requirements (3/5). Their shedding level is rated 4/5. They have a double coat that is medium in length.
What health problems are common in Tamaskan dogs?
Common health concerns for Tamaskan include Hip dysplasia, Epilepsy, Addison's disease, Cryptorchidism. Regular veterinary check-ups, proper nutrition, and maintaining a healthy weight can help prevent or manage these conditions. The breed has an average lifespan of 14-15 years.