Adoption Page
" Life is 10% of what happens to you , and 90 % of how you
In the past we have taken some criticism for  putting our  retired adults up for adoption.  I just
want to make it clear, I can not keep them all, I can not rescue dogs and I can't help anyone out
there that is needing to re-home a dog if I don't have the room.  Once our dogs reach 7 years
old we usually don't adopt them out or even try to, they stay here for the rest of their lives. At
this time we have  three Mals  that are 12 years old Two Mals  that  are 9 years old and one
that is 8 .  If I don't feel that the malamute will be fit for a home environment,  they stay here.
I have some that will have to be on medication for the rest of their lives and would not take the
chance of placing them in a home that may not give them the care that they deserve.  

So with this in mind. Remember that all the dogs that are placed up for adoption , are one's that
I believe will make good pets. I can not specify enough the importance of taking on any dog.
Puppies are great but there are so many others out there that need love also. I do hope that if
you are reading this far that one of the one's above have touched your heart. Dogs are not all
about making money and breeding. If you look as them at such you have lost all persecution  as
to what love our dogs can give us and  are all about.
The Alaskan Malamute may not be the dogs for you but if it is and you loved the bread please
consider an adult or young adult. It doesn't take anymore time to train an adult than it does to
train a puppy.  Just a little stronger and heaver is all.   And if you can't take on adult that is
understandable. But PLEASE support local shelter.
I have more photos available. I just don't want
to post pictures of the formal owner. Lakota
is not one of my dogs, but if a friend of mine's
past puppy.