WHY YOU SHOULD CHOOSE US, FOR YOUR NEW ALASKAN MALAMUTE PUPPY!
 

"Setting the Standards in Giant Alaskan Malamutes"

Usually the first thing people do when they are looking for a new Alaskan Malamute family member is they investigate who has the prettiest, best looking pups out there. Secondly they look for health guarantees, and then Pedigrees. Price is also a major concern. Although, those who have had past ownership or experience with Alaskan Malamutes usually aren't to concerned about price if they are assured a real nice Mal. Most people who understand the basics of Canine purchasing, are looking for a breeder who is polite and concerned with them as well as the puppy. They usually want a breeder who will spend time answering questions before and after the purchase. Here at Kelly's Alaskan Malamutes, we understand this. So not only do we spend many hours every week listening and answering questions from potential future owners, we have listed here on our website what we believe to be the foremost concerns of a future owner of an Alaskan Malamute and why you should consider us first before you purchase a pup from some other breeders.
1.Question; Find out if the breeder is considered a puppy mill or puppy farm? Usually, if a breeder has more than ten dogs they are using to breed, then they are more than likely not truly concerned about the genuine genetics or health and well being of the pups they sale. They are in it for the money and that's it! Sure they will guarantee the health of the pup for a certain time period, although, that is because they can back it up with another pup from another litter in no time at all. This leaves you stuck with a puppy that usually isn't the one you picked in the first place. Other problems are that most of the time the breeder isn't positively sure who the Sire was. They just know that a Dam got pregnant and they'll guess which Dam it was. Puppy Mills are also much more likely to have illness and health issues both physical and psychiatric then a cautious and caring breeder due to the large over population of dogs gathered in a small space. Do yourself a favor and ask the breeder how many pups they sell every year. If they're honest it will give you a good idea on whether or not they are breeding to improve the breed or just breeding for the money!
At Kelly's Alaskan Malamutes, we will only breed 3 litters this year. We carefully consider the health and well being of each of our Dams and allow them to skip a mating cycle before allowing them to mate. We only use one Sire in our breeding program. Our goal is to assure all current and future owners that they will have the very finest Alaskan Malamute possible. The results are we have a 100% satisfaction of all of our past and current owners.
2. Question; How much empathy does the breeder have to your questions and concerns? You will have questions prior to purchase and after you have brought your new Malamute into your home and family. Do they seem considerate and polite with you. Do they seem like they know it all? Do they seem frustrated? Ask them simple questions that most people already know the answer to or common sense easily explains the answer too. If they seem to mock you or treat you like your ignorant. Then you might have trouble getting answers from them in the future.
At Kelly's we had to deal with several breeders when we purchased our first Mals. We found that many of them were not the most approachable people. Let's just say not the most polite either. Most of them found it hard to explain anything about the breed other than price and how much experience they have in breeding. Then we found it very unpleasant trying to get answers to questions we had after we brought some of our pups home. That's why we have made sure that when you purchase a pup from us we will attempt to answer each and every question you have with compassion and understanding. We will always call you back and assist you in resolving any issue you have concerning an Alaskan Malamute period. Even if it isn't one of ours. Besides this helps us better understand the breed better ourselves. Trust me, if someone believes they know it all about Alaskan Malamutes, they're in trouble, because just when you think you've seen it all. You haven't.
3. Question; Determining Standard from Giant. This question is one of the most popular we get. The truth of the matter is there are not many breeding programs left that have even a true m'loot or pure Giant Alaskan Malamute left as a Dam or a Sire. While many have evidence that there might be some m'loot in either their Sire's or Dam's they breed, only a very few have a full blooded m'loot in their breeding program.
At Kelly's our sire, Maximus, is a full blooded m'loot or Giant Alaskan Malamute our dam's are pedigreed with mostly all m'loot. Although they do have some recognized as AKC standard bloodlines in them. The major problem in defining standard or m'loot is mostly do to the fact that the AKC doesn't recognize the Giant Alaskan Malamute period. So when breeders advertise Giant Alaskan Malamute it only refers that there is some in their bloodlines. This doesn't truly mean that their pups will be larger then the AKC standards set for the breed. Our track record indicates that all of our pups are much larger than Standard Alaskan Malamutes. Please see our owners page for evidence. We'll just say we don't do lap dogs at Kelly's Alaskan Malamutes. We are currently partnering with a few other small breeders who do have full blooded m'loots in their program that will assure us that we will keep the m'loot bloodlines thorough in the future, rather then doing what most large breeders are doing by just moving into standard lines of the Alaskan Malamute.
4.Question; Determining truth in cost. Some Mal breeders will lead you to believe that their pups are the most affordable because they only advertise the purchasing price. They don't tell you the true up front costs which include shipping and in initial vet fees?
When you purchase an Alaskan Malamute from us we only give you one cost. The entire cost that will get your new puppy from us to you. It is all included in one price. This includes the pup's price, shipping, all vet fees, and micro-chipping. We've seen some people pay other breeders far more than they do us for a pup after they were forced to pay extreme shipping charges, pay for the transport crate and kennel and absurd fees such as storage and feeding costs. At Kelly's Alaskan Malamutes, we charge our customer one flat fee. This assures our new family members that we won't raise your shipping costs or inflate them. Everything is included.
 
These are just 4 of the major reasons you should choose us for your next Alaskan Malamute. If you need further reasoning just contact us and we'll put you in touch with many of our current owners who will verify just how good our Alaskan Malamutes are and how we've treated them.
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