Malamute (noun)

A large sled dog of a breed originating from Alaska, used for pulling heavy loads in arctic regions.

Origin:

Late 19th century, from the native alaskan inuit word for the breed.

Examples:

1. The team of malamutes pulled the sled across the snow-covered tundra.
2. The malamute was a loyal companion to the arctic explorer.
3. The malamute's thick fur kept it warm in the harsh arctic climate.
4. The malamute was bred for its strength and endurance, making it a valuable asset to the arctic settlers.
5. The malamute proved to be a hardy and dependable breed, able to withstand the harsh conditions of the arctic.