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The Alaskan Shepherd, a hybrid of the Alaskan Malamute and the German Shepherd, has a thick coat and a sturdy build that makes it well-suited to chilly regions. As long as it has somewhere cool to rest in the shade and enough to drink, it can survive in warmer climates as well.

While it's true that these dogs can adapt to a wide variety of climates, it's still important to keep them out of the cold or scorching heat for too long. The Alaskan Malamute and German Shepherd are types of dogs that are good at biting. German Shepherds can bite with a force of 238 to 750 pounds per square inch (psi).

However, it can be difficult to accurately measure the strength of a bite from an Alaskan Shepherd, which is a mix of different breeds, without doing thorough and detailed testing. It's important to know that how hard a dog can bite is only one part of how they act.

Being a responsible dog owner, giving your dog proper training and helping them socialise with others can make any dog, regardless of their breed or mix, behave well with people and other animals. If you are worried about your dog's behaviour or how hard it bites, it's a good idea to talk to a veterinarian or a dog behaviour expert.