Our pups are born and raised inside for the first month. When they are about 4 wks old, they are moved outside to a pup kennel that is next to the house and off the deck. It is a secure kennel with top. It opens into an 8 x 15 ft play area so they are not confined to a kennel. They can also have access to the deck when old enough. This kennel has a doghouse and heat if needed.
We encourage puppy visits when the pups are 5 to 8 wks old.
We feed quality food and give moms supplements to ensure good health.
Pups are vet checked at 7 wks and ready to leave between 8 and 9 wks old.
11/10/2023
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This is our dog yard. To the right side is a kennel area and to the left is also a kennel area. We have 5 acres.
Breeding quality is not easy. There is no exact science behind it. I could say, you get what you get.
We do our best to raise good healthy adults to go on to produce the same in their babies.
It does not matter how much pretesting is done, dogs are animals, and they can have health problems. It is nature and we cannot always control nature no matter how much testing is done. We cannot always predict health problems, and we cannot stop health problems from showing up. IF a breeder produces a pup with health problems, this does not mean they are bad or producing unhealthy pups. There just is no way to stop or predict all health issues. Sometimes they are just acts of nature. We are not God , we do not have that kind of power.
There are a lot of people that need a good reality check on this. IF we could produce perfect puppies every single time, then illnesses or diseases or conditions would not exist in any species including humans. And there would be no vets!
As long as there are harmful chemicals in literally everything, as long as we continue to use drugs and preventive drugs we will have health problems. As long as there are chemicals in dog food and treats, we will have health problems. As long as people continue to use household chemicals, we will have health problems. As long as people continue to do unnecessary surgeries, overdose on vaccines, overuse antibiotics and steroids, we will have health problems. This is not breeder caused; it is human caused. There is a difference.
As long as we Trust and Believe vets are doing what is best and not for the money - we will have health problems !!
In a litter, it is common to have pups that are different sizes. There is a natural variance in size within the malamute breed
Puppies do not all grow at the same rate
ALL puppies can have worms and parasites, and it takes time to get rid of them. It takes several treatments. It has nothing to do with good or bad breeding. It is in all puppies. This too, can affect each puppy differently until they are all worm and parasite free. Then they will catch up. Size is DNA, not environmental except in cases of severe neglect by the owner. Early Spay / Neuter is absolutely going to cause major health issues later on in life. This is not breeder; this is owner caused. Ignorance is no excuse. Spaying and neutering early and not wanting to properly train an intact dog is abuse!
Sorry for the rant but I am so sick and so tired of people thinking every puppy should be perfect or it is the breeder's fault. This is not about me; it is in general. I hear so many stories from other breeders, and I also hear from buyers too. I am on several dog groups on various social medias, so I hear quite a variety of what is going on in the dog world.
Yes, there are many "bad" breeders who are in it for money and do not care. If you use some common sense, you can easily spot the difference between those who care and those who do not.
Personality, temperament, health will be better with those breeders who care. But please, do not expect perfection. It just does not exist.
This breeding will be handled by my son Kurtis.
Rya belongs to him. If we get a successful breeding, it will be announced here. Should be by the end of March 25
Sahara is due to go into heat late April, early May.
I will announce it here when it is confirmed.
PLEASE check out my "Mal Health" page for more information.
If you disagree with me or my research , please do not ask for one of my precious babies.
Rya is currently in heat and if we get a breeding, pups will be due approx June 6th - ish
When this happens, I will add contact info for anyone interested
