Klee Kai that suffer with separation anxiety will let you know that they’re not happy at being left alone. Whether it’s leaving these dogs in their crate while you go to work or to the gym, allowing them to roam in the house as you got to check the mail box and even leaving them with trusted family and friends. If you would like to learn more about Alaskan Klee Kai, you can follow my dogs Copper and Skye on Instagram Klee Kai tear stains (Photo: Albalone Pet Studio)Īs many Alaskan Klee Kai owners will attest to, it doesn’t take much to trigger separation anxiety in some members of this breathtaking breed. One of the potential drawbacks of owning an Alaskan Klee Kai can be separation anxiety, which is a condition that can affect some of the breed. Proving to be moderately expensive dogs, you should think long and hard before purchasing an Alaskan Klee Kai from a respectable breeder. Given their Alaskan heritage and sled dog relations, this really shouldn’t be a surprise. These charming dogs don’t take long to become very attached to their humans, much to the delight of their owners, while they can be very skittish around strangers.Īlaskan Klee Kai do require a lot of exercise despite their compact size making them perfect dogs for an apartment complex or a small house. Their eyes are another endearing feature and tend to be blue, brown or bi-eye. Klee Kai can sport thee different colours: black and white, grey and white, and red and white. The breed is a relatively small package that come in three different sizes: standard (15 to 17 inches tall), miniature (13 to 15 inches tall) and toy (up to 13 inches tall). While Alaskan Klee Kai are a breed that is growing in popularity, these dogs are still pretty rare.
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