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The gorgeous Alaskan Malamute is the closest you’ll get to having a wolf-like creature in your family. Described as one of the oldest Arctic sled dogs, their appearance is very similar to that of wolves. They are powerful with well-muscled bodies.
The gorgeous Alaskan Malamute is the closest you’ll get to having a wolf-like creature in your family. Described as one of the oldest Arctic sled dogs, their appearance is very similar to that of wolves. They are powerful with well-muscled bodies.
10 week old Alaskan Malamute!
His name is Zeus he’s a gorgeous boy! Always looking for attention and love and of course food! Alaskan malamutes are not the average sized dogs they grow to be very very big and he’s already the size of some fully grown dogs at only 10 weeks.
Due to my other dog not getting along with him I’m unable to keep him and for me it’s heartbreaking cause he’s an awesome lil pup!
He is so smart ! He knows that to go to the toilet he goes only one pad or the turf loo. He can also Shake and a sit down when told to ! Hes a very fast learner and a very good boy he has a very calm nature ! Just an all round awesome dog that I’m so sad I have to let go! He is not yet desexed or microchipped
10 beautiful Lykos Wolfalike puppies
5 females & 5 male
Dad is a Lykos Wolfalike; Husky X Malamute with a little German Shepherd
Mum is German Shepherd X Husky
Both parents have been hip/elbow tested and Embarked DNA tested/cleared
Our dogs both have lovely temperaments, are very friendly and have fantastic manners.
We take pride in our dogs and their healthy lifestyle with a balanced diet, regular exercise and obedience training.
We are registered breeders with the Lykos Wolfalike Council of Australia, if you would like to learn more about the breed please check out www.lykosaustralia.com
Our puppies are raised in our family home with exposure to children, dogs, cats, sounds and other stimuli.
D.O.B 15/10/2023
Puppies will come microchipped, 1st vaccination, wormed every 2 weeks since birth and vet checked.
You will also receive regular updated photos, a puppy pack and a lifetime breeder support.
Prior experience with Siberian Husky, German Shepherd, Alaskan Malamute or any large working breed dogs is highly regarded.
If you would like to apply for one of our puppies please contact us at zioenalykos@gmail.com
Beautiful alaskan malamute puppies now available.
3 females & 2 males
All wolf grey
Can view pups & the parents
Ready to take home on the 19 October.
All pups have had health checks &
Vaccinated & wormed, microchiped.
We have 3 gorgeous purebred Alaskan malamute puppies for sale. Their sire is impeccably bred with champion pedigree purebred bloodlines.
There are 2 boys and one girl available, all grey and white in colour.
They have all been microchipped, vaccinated, vet checked and wormed regularly.
They are 6 weeks old now and will be ready to go late October.
8 beautiful healthy Puppies born 24th august 2023. Ready for there new homes 25 October all Vaccinated wormed microchipped vet checked. $2000 Ono to loving homes.
Puppy Alaskan malamute for adoption, she is a good girl ready to go a loving home colour is wolf (black, white & grey). Pure breed from breeder.
Well behaved cute pup toilet trained and has been to puppy school.
Puppy has been vaccinated and dewormed regularly.
Price is negotiable.
Any questions are welcomed. Can come to view the puppy any day just message to organise a time.
Puppy comes with training cage, bed, collars, lead and water and food bowls.
Unfortunately have to sell dog due to moving overseas.
Puppies due to be born at the end of August 2023.mum purebred Alaskan malamute dad purebred Siberian husky Picture below are of mum and dad and their first litter. This will be her last litter. New picture will be upload when they are born selling registered wormed fleaed and Vaccinated. From a loving home with plenty of time around children of all ages.
Hi there,
We have 3 Males and 3 Females left.
If you are not in Victoria,
Available to fly all major cities in Australia via reputable pet transport. You could also nominate your own transport.
If you are in victoria, house visiting is welcomed.
We have a bunch of PURE Alaskan Malamute puppies looking for new home.
They are six weeks now and ready to go now at 8 weeks of age.
They are microchipped, vaccinated, fleas and worms treated.
Mother’s purebred certificate can be viewed on request in person.
All the paperworks, a mini starter kit and a detailed guide would be given to you on the day of adoption.
Please ask me for more pics and videos and tell me which gender would you like if interested.
Price is $2100 for male puppies and $2500 for female puppies.
Thanks a lot and have a great day!
We are a Family:
Pure Breeder with over 30Years of experience, Bloodline originated from a 150 Hectares Land in Victoria. This Our Litter is in a healthy, loving Family suburban HOME environment, where the Puppies Mum is. Registered , Victorian State Government Reg Source # MB222462 & Responsible Pet Breeders Australia RPBA 14875
Recent:
They have just been Microchipped and Fully VET checked with a Fantastic bill of health and Fully Vaccinated as of (21st July 2023),
Adopting:
They ready to be adopted Now , but only in a Loving environment ! We have already reserved puppies so some may not be available. We don't require a deposit just your word, that you will look after our family of puppies and be part of our family.
We are always here to help also if needed if there are any puppy questions.
Avail : as of Today but dynamically changing:
6 Boys & 2 Girls ( Total Born litter ), 5 Boys & 2 Girls Remaining (24/7/23)
About , a Great Family Member:
Alaskan malamutes make wonderful human companions. They are one of the best-recommended family dogs because they bond incredibly well with their owners and youngsters.
They are quick to make friends with strangers, making them less than guard dogs. They are not only very friendly, but also kind, loving and devoted. Alaskan Malamutes are one of the most intelligent breeds, with a mischievous sense of humor.
Website and Contact:
https://alaskanmalamutepuppies.godaddysites.com/1-home
-Mum is pure bread Alaskan Malamute.
-Dad is Alaskan Malamute x Husky.
-Born on 26 May 23.
-Ready to go 22 July 23.
-Have been vaccinated and microchipped.
-Wormed.
-Message for more information.
4x male Alaskan malamute puppies ready for their new homes on the 08/06/2023
The puppies have spent plenty of time with our kids and are very friendly and playful.
All puppies microchipped wormed and vaccinated and checked by the vet.
More photos available upon request
RPBA - 14769
ALASKAN SHEPHERD PUPPY APPLICATION. Alaskan Malamute (stud) X long stock German shepherd (bitch). See photos for parents. *Puppy photos are from studs previous litter.Bitch and stud DNA compatible for healthy off springs. Both are vet cleared and approved for breeding. STUD: Koven 4yrs old at 40kg, our own Alaskan Malamute. This will be his second litter. Long hair, wolf grey in colour. High energy but also loves to cuddle and nap. Will follow you everywhere. Loves to chat and play with humans and dogs.BITCH: Freya 1.5yrs old (her first litter), at 33kg although her mum and dad weighed in at 40kg (mum) & 45kg (dad), we are confident she’ll continue growth. Pure long stock German shepherd. Our most cuddly dog of them all. Extremely smart, playful and affectionate.BREED: This will be our second Alaskan Shepherd litter. This breed is well known overseas in multiple countries and has been around since the 80’s. Mixing the two breeds together really gives you best of both breeds. Besides the obvious factor of cross breeds, being more genetically healthy; you get a hint of the GSD’s protective nature, both their intellectual traits and more! We kept one pup from our last litter-68% GSD. DNA cleared. Extremely smart and cuddly. This breed is not for the faint hearted. They are best suited in packs aka, either families/WFH owners or other dogs. They will want to be with you and spend lots of quality time with you.Always here for advice and would prefer to keep in contact with buyers (via IG: @ Koven.Kara.Freya)INTERSTATE FAMILIES: Flight with vet nurse and hire crate can be arranged, previously $200 aprox. Video calls and/or if you have any local friends, they are welcome to meet us/dogs. Viewing is at 5-6 weeks old.APPLICATION:Some are spoken for already as we had a waiting list from 2020 litter. We are currently only taking expression of interests/applications. ! Serious families/buyers only ! Price non-negotiable of $3,000.00! Deposit of $500.00, contract must be signed by both parties prior !Email alaskanshepherds@gmail.com OR Text 0458.885.788 and I will contact you ! A number of question and photographs of your place will be required (as per our breeding registration needs) ! Sighting of both parents cleared DNA results, pre-pick up PUPPIES:* 2nd weekly worming till PU* Flea and tick at 8 weeks, pens/home/bitch pre-litter-flea and tick sprayed* Updated/photos while you patiently wait for 8-10 week mark* All injections till 8 weeks* Microchipped* Vet checked prior to sale* Not sold for breeding* Nails trimmed/groomed for PU* Complete information pack including environmental risks of large dog hip dysplasia, training guides etc* Continuing guidance when needed through dogs life REGISTRATION:RPBA: 13303 BIN0012210986258 PLEASE NOTE, confirmed pregnancy only. Due 08.11.22. Pick up approximately 05.01.23. We can not confirm amount of puppies, as X-rays are not always exact and often more hiding.
5 Gorgeous Mally Pups available
1 Red Boy
2 Red Girls
2 Black Girls
Our Mals, Wesley and Sicily (see photos) have been genetically tested for hereditary traits/diseases etc.
They have great health and their lineage is also known back to their grandparents.
We are RPBA members and firmly believe in the organization and what it stands for.
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Mallies are not recommended for first time dog owners. They are strong willed, physically powerful dogs. Previous experience with Spitz dogs lends itself well to owning a Mal - so Husky/Samoyed/Akita/Shiba etc..If you've had a Spitz, you'll know that wonderful independence they can have.
MALAMUTES ARE NOT GUARD DOGS. Despite their appearance, Mals will not guard your home in general. More than likely they'll play with the bandits. Malamutes are wonderful family companions, and need to be close to their people. Leaving a Mal outside with little attention is killing it slowly.
They are fantastic travel and outdoor adventure companions - hiking, biking, sledding, a good run to burn off some energy. And when the time comes they go back to their softer side of sitting or cuddling with you.
Do they shed? Yep. Our Mals in the genetic testing came back with a low shed marker. That is still more than most other dogs however so if you want a hair free household then perhaps a Mal is not for you.
Do they talk? Absolutely!! Whether you start the conversation or they do, it's a given with a Malamute there will be chat :)
Price for the pups is $2,500 or reasonable offer
Getting our pups into great homes is our priority so all reasonable offers are considered.
RPBA: 3658
Regrettable sale Due to work commitments I just don't have the time For my adorable puppy She was born on 9. 4. 21 She's been around small children Show She's a bedient She's not desexed
Alaskan Malamute puppies (4 cutest females) will be ready to go to their forever home on the 1st October 2021.
We pride ourselves on our pups health and well-being and our puppies' wonderful personalities which are suited for fantastic family pets.
Mum and dad are in photos to give you an idea of what they may look like when they grown. Mum is Grey & white with dark and white face. Dad is Grey & White/creamy with dark strips in his back / white face.
Please note that these puppies will be all vet checked, microchipped, vaccinated and wormed prior to leaving for their new homes.
Available for viewing in person at anytime however subjected to COVID safe. Can arrange to view via FaceTime at anytime.
Please don't hesitate to contact us for more pictures and information.
Please no time wasters and scammers, strictly genuine inquiries only.
Disclaimer: We reserve the right to refuse selling our fur babies to anyone who are not suitable for this breed. Alaskan Malamute needs a firm leader and isn't the ideal dog of choice for a first-time owner, unless you're really willing to put in the work. Needs plenty of exercise, does better living in a house with a garden, makes a great family dog if put in the time and appropriate training, does not do well in the heat (must have aircon if you live in the warmer part of the country), sheds heavily twice a year, high prey drive and is a professional digger.
We will make ourselves available to support you during this awesome experience whenever you want. We believe that a good breeder still care for the puppies even after they are leaving to their new homes.
Ashley & Danielle
Breed Characteristics
Grooming
Exercise
Size Range
The Ultimate Alaskan Malamute Guide
About Alaskan Malamute
The gorgeous Alaskan Malamute is the closest you’ll get to having a wolf-like creature in your family. Described as one of the oldest Arctic sled dogs, their appearance is very similar to that of wolves. They are powerful with well-muscled bodies.
Lifespan
10 to 14 years.
Weight
Both males and females weigh between 5 and 12 kg
Height
30 to 35 cm
Grooming
They are non-shedding to low shedding dogs. But even though they don’t shed that much, their fur still needs regular grooming. It’s a good idea to brush their coat on a weekly basis to prevent it from getting tangled.
Origins
These dogs get their name from the Mahlemuts, an Innuit Tribe that was the first to domesticate them. The Alaskan Malamutes originate from several breeds. These include Eskimo dogs of Greenland, the Russian Samoyed and the Siberian Huskies.
Many years ago the Mahlemuts used this breed to hunt polar bears and seals. The Malamutes also made excellent sled dogs. At some point in the 1700s explorers became interested in this dog breed as they were fascinated by the dogs’ incredible strength and affection.
In the 1896 Gold Rush era, miners began using Malamutes in weight-pulling games. At about that same time, these dogs were crossbred with other breeds. The aim was to try and increase their speed.
The outcross led to the diminishing of the breed. It was not until the 1920s that breeders thought of purifying the breed. This is how they developed the Alaskan Malamutes that we see today.
Currently, Malamutes are still being used as sled dogs for personal travel and to haul cargo in some parts of the world.
These dogs get on well with their owners. But because of their small size, they are better suited for families with older kids as toddlers can be a bit rough.
Common Health Issues & Considerations
Alaskan Malamutes may suffer from:
Syringomyelia
a condition where their skulls turn out to be too small for their brains.
Mitral Valve Disease
it’s a condition that affects the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel.
Cataracts
it’s characterized by the formation of a cloudy membrane over your dog’s eye.
Nature / Temperament
Cavoodles are a gentle and sweet-natured dog breed. They are lively and friendly dogs that are very sociable. This is not surprising since both of their parents have these traits.
Even though they look like teddy bears, these dogs are intelligent as they are trainable.
Suitable Environment
This is mainly an indoor dog. Its small size makes it perfect for an apartment. Plus, it does not create a mess at home. Although it has a curious nature, the Cavoodle likes observing its surrounding silently.
Other Considerations
● Having been bred as working dogs, Alaskan Malamutes thrive on intense activities.
● They excel at hiking, skijoring, sledding and agility classes.
● They have strong pack instincts and therefore love spending time with their owners.
● They should not be left alone for more than a few hours.
● They don’t do well in hot climates; hence, should be kept indoors during summer.
● If you plan to take them outside, look for shade and give them plenty of water.
● Malamutes love digging. They need reminders and corrections to prevent this.
● The adult male Malamutes can haul between 500 to 1500 kgs of weight.
How can I take good care of my Alaskan Malamute?
Nutrition
Malamute owners need to look for dog foods formulated for large sized breeds. Consult a vet and get advice on the best foods for Alaskan Malamutes. Keep in mind that these dog’s nutritional requirements will change as they grow.
Grooming
Alaskan Malamutes have long coats. Therefore, they need brushing at least twice a week. For the best result, you’ll need a soft brush to get rid of knotting. You can then use a wide-toothed comb to brush their hair. This type of comb is the best as it slides easily through their hair.
Important to note is that these dogs coat should not be clipped or shaved. Their coats are meant to protect them from the freezing weather.
In fact, their hairs help in regulating their temperature during summer and winter. When you shave or clip them, you may expose them to a risk of overheating, and heat strokes.
Recommended Grooming Tips
Check their eyes daily and wipe them with a wet cloth which prevents accumulation of bacteria.
Brush your Malamute’s teeth on a regular basis.
Trim their nails at least every 6 weeks.
Check the paws weekly, and trim the hair on the bottom of their pads.
They can be washed every 2 months.
Exercise
Alaskan Malamutes need exercise on a daily basis. Here are a couple of recommendations on how to exercise your pup:
Long walks.
Sledding.
Hiking.
Games.
Training
To train your Malamute successfully, it helps to understand what their temperament is like. Though playful, Malamutes are also smart, independent, stubborn and dominating.
Therefore, consider these characteristics and find a way to work with them during training.
When you first bring your Malamute home, make it clear to them that they are at the bottom of the hierarchy. Which means, they are the least dominant member of the family.
It’s also important to show them love and affection. This is because Malamutes respond better to positive reinforcement training methods.