We recently acquired this brother and sister Alaskan Malamutes. They had been primarily outside dogs, and I am currently trying to housebreak them, however a work opportunity came about, so I no longer have the time to train and care for them.
The big one is Rocky, a male at around 83lbs. He's a big teddy bear, and really loves snuggling up to you. He has excellent walking behavior. Only problem is he's not aware of just how big he his, and pushes his weight around without realizing it!
The smaller one with blue eyes is Kiely, a female at around 50lbs. She's a bit more feisty, and is always looking out and protecting her brother. Pulls a bit when walking but manageable.
Both have not yet been fixed, and a recent visit to the vet proved them to be excellent health. Shots and rabies are up to date, except for the Bordetella vaccine. We're giving them away, but we're requesting for a rehoming fee of $350 to pay for the last vet's bills and some supplies. If you've never had an Alaskan Malamute before, please do some research first as these my not be the right dogs for you. Sorry, will not separate the two.
Rocky:
Kiely:
The big one is Rocky, a male at around 83lbs. He's a big teddy bear, and really loves snuggling up to you. He has excellent walking behavior. Only problem is he's not aware of just how big he his, and pushes his weight around without realizing it!
The smaller one with blue eyes is Kiely, a female at around 50lbs. She's a bit more feisty, and is always looking out and protecting her brother. Pulls a bit when walking but manageable.
Both have not yet been fixed, and a recent visit to the vet proved them to be excellent health. Shots and rabies are up to date, except for the Bordetella vaccine. We're giving them away, but we're requesting for a rehoming fee of $350 to pay for the last vet's bills and some supplies. If you've never had an Alaskan Malamute before, please do some research first as these my not be the right dogs for you. Sorry, will not separate the two.
Rocky:
Kiely:
