What is an adaptation in wild dogs that would be faverable in Alaska but not in Texas?

An adaptation in wild dogs that would be favorable in Alaska but not in Texas is a thick, insulating coat of fur that helps retain body heat in cold temperatures. This adaptation allows them to survive harsh winter conditions and maintain their body temperature. In contrast, such a thick coat would be disadvantageous in Texas, where the warm climate could lead to overheating and increased energy expenditure to cool down.