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£250Price
KC Alaskan Malamute for stud
Alaskan Malamute1 month
£250
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Description
KC name: Calembel celeborn paperwork available to view on request.
From some lovely lineage and a great example of his breed
Storm has produced his first couple of litters this year, all of which have been beautiful, healthy pups. Let me know if you want any photos and I can send these to you of his offspring.
He has a very active personality, still quite the puppy at heart and wonderful around my 3 year old daughter. As is common for the breed he enjoys long walks daily and meeting everyone along the way.
It's important for me to continue maintaining good standards with malamutes so please contact me to discuss your female in more detail.
He has Excellent COI, I encourage you to check out his pedigree on the KC website also.
Cost will cover 1-2 breedings. He is very respectful with the ladies and gets the job done without fail, proven to produce large litters and big healthy pups.
Dont hesitate to ask me any questions!
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Litter details
LocationHuntingdon, Cambridgeshire
BreedAlaskan Malamute
Age3 years, 9 months
Health & Docs
Health Checked by a vetMicrochipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateKC registered by collectionWorm and flea treated
Info
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Adv. TypeFor stud
Original breeder
Pros
Playful and comical with a strong sense of humour
Highly intelligent and capable of learning complex tasks
Excellent with older children and family members
Robust working breed suitable for active lifestyles
Cons
Requires daily grooming and heavy seasonal shedding management
Strong-willed and can be stubborn, challenging inexperienced owners
Escape artists prone to digging and climbing
High prey drive necessitates careful management