Pham Ba Hang from Tan Binh, an urban district of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, has been raising 36 Alaskan dogs for over three years.

Hang imported the giant and fluffy breed from China and spends nearly 50 million VND ($2,170 USD) each month taking care of his dogs.

In an interview from January 16, Hang said: "I like dogs with a lot of hair. I've liked them since I was young and always dreamed of owning a really big dog too.

"In Ho Chi Minh City, the weather is hot, so I have had to install an air conditioner to cool the dogs.

"Every day, the dogs will eat two meals, which mainly include beef and chicken and I add vitamins including calcium and other nutrients to keep their hair shiny and healthy. Alaskan dogs often suffer from dermatitis, and weak legs due to the lack of calcium."

But 36 isn't enough! Hang also revealed: "I always wanted a spacious space to keep and more and more dogs."

36 Alaskan dogs
Pham Ba Hang is raised for over 3 years.
This breed was imported by Mr. Hang
mainly from China.
Main foods include pureed beef and chicken
with vegetables, tubers and vitamin supplements.
To create a suitable living environment, the owner air-conditioning must be installed to cool the dogs.
Every month, Mr. Hang has to spend nearly
50 million VND to take care of dogs.


Interview:
I like dogs with a lot of hair, big lines like this, when I was young, I liked them very much when I was young, since then, the dream of owning a dog is really big.
In the process of raising, paying attention to health, in Ho Chi Minh City, the weather is hot, so you have to take care in the air conditioner, when the dog is out in the sun a lot or the nutrition is not enough, it will not be as big as you want.
To eat enough nutrition, calcium, and at a temperature I feel my dog most comfortable.
Every day, the dog will eat two meals, I add vitamins, calcium and other nutrients to keep the hair shiny and healthy.
Without hygiene, Alaskan dogs often suffer from dermatitis, and weak legs due to lack of calcium.
I always want a spacious space to keep dogs, and more and more dogs.