If one dog is good is more better? Well that depends on you, and a couple other factors. First do you have space and time to add another furball to the mix? Yes two may at times be twice the fun, but don’t forget also twice the dog food, fur, and poop. Not all dogs or dog owners can accommodate or get along with an addition to the family. Then there are those like me with an abundance of canines running around and never seem to have enough. One or multiple dogs at a time are a commitment, but one should not have more than they can love and care for. If done right most dogs can learn to get along, but some people and dogs are just better flying solo. Alaskan malamutes can be trained to get along and become close, but realize there is a definite pecking order with them as with other pack dogs. With proper introduction, time, and common sense there are very few dogs that can’t learn to get along. You must learn your dogs and their behavior so you can know when and where potential problems will occur. For instance it would be foolish to leave two male dogs with a female. To be honest a female in heat should not be left alone with a male period. Some individuals think there dogs are best pals and throw a big treat down for them to share, this is a common mistake. Dogs have a natural instinct to protect food and until you understand your dogs well always be mindful when the treats come out. Whether you have one or many dogs it doesn’t matter, is what matters is that they all matter. If you do not have the means to care for your pooch you should not consider getting another. Enjoy your canine companions and treat them the way they deserve with love and respect.