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In 1992 our first Alaskan
Malamute came to us from Belgium, his name was "Cold Valley's Qimukiyara".
He was the one who gave us our kennelname " Of Kiyara's Wolf Pak".
Due to him we learned to love the stubbornness and Independence of this breed
, and he changed our lives completely. He made us see that an Alaskan
Malamute is something quite different than other dogs. Gimuk left us for ever
in december 2001, but he will always have a place in our hearts.
Our pack has developed in the
meantime to eleven Alaskan Malamuten and three Greenlanddogs, of which 12 dogs
( 9 females and 3 males) run together at
home. We
work with our dogs with a trainingcart
and Sled.
Also we do shows
in our own
country and in foreign countries, and we participate in Tour activities from
the Deutschen Club fur Nordische Hunden, and Deutsche Schlittenhundesportclub
fur Langstrecken und Touren.
Our
dogs live at night in a kennel, next to our house , and during the day they
are in natural fenced yards with trees. For the safety of our other
housemates, we only take two dogs at a time into the house, because our cats
think that they have to defend their places in the kitchen and on the sofa,
and really think that they can beat the Alaskan Malamute !
For the love and enthusiasm
for this healthy and strong charactered Breed , we started breeding in 1996. Five out of our
11 Alaskan Malamutes are home-bred. Our dogs are checked for
HD and eyes. In our choice for a studdog , we look for type, working-ablility,
a good character and ofcourse a excellent health.
Our puppies grow up in the
house for the first 4 or 5 weeks, for proper development towards normal
house living. After that they go outside into the pack for good
socialization with the other dogs.
For the socializing and for
the big fun the puppies always have with visitors, we wish that the future
puppy-owners will visit us often, as much as they can.When they are about 9
weeks old we give them to their new owners.
We are members of the FCI, DCNH,
AMCA and SKNH.
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