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10/25/2022
It’s so hard to finally make this post. Maybe I’m telling myself if I don’t make it known then I’m not really going to do it, but I feel like I owe my extended Mal family an honest explanation of my situation. It truly is so difficult to even talk about. I’ve raised Malamutes for nearly 20 years now and absolutely love sharing the breed with other wonderful families. So many wonderful people I’ve gotten to meet and share such an awesome breed with. I can’t thank you all enough! While I still have my faithful Mals living with us I’ve had such difficulties in finding and keeping the next male to keep my line going. I’ve searched and searched, finding what seemed like the perfect fit a couple times and then something traumatic has happened to each of them as they get older. As fate has it, I’m having to delay when my next litter will be over and over again. It truly breaks my heart not getting to share this breed with the ones who have been faithful and dear to our family. This is not a never again post, as I truly believe Mals will always be a part of my life and remain with me today. But more of a until another day, when the time is right. I am always watching for the right boy to add to our family, but I will not settle. I owe that to my line and to the faithful family that keep in touch with me waiting for our next litter. Thank you for understanding and keeping in touch. Please continue to, and I can’t wait to again share exciting news of new arrivals and share the love of what a new Kentucky Malamute pup can bring to a new family. I will always be here to share the love in our past pups and feel free for anyone to stay in touch as time goes forward inquiring on new ones.