Alaskan malamute Lafa

Lafa, a female malamute, is co-owned and does not live with us.I highly value her character, movement, and working abilities. We decided not to use her in our breeding program. 

Alaskan malamute Fiona

Alaskan malamute Luise
Siberian husky Archi
Siberian husky Primmu

There are four very different purebred dogs
living in our kennel. 
When comparing their personalities then the only thing similar seems to be that they are all dogs. 

When mostly a Siberian husky is lower than a malamute then in our kennel it is the other way around. Here's why:

  1. Luise is a female, Arci a male. Male dogs are higher than females. Usually, a female malamute is as high as a male husky. 
  2. Archi is a working line husky, which means he is higher than the show husky. Longer limbs mean higher speed.

When Luise came to our family just as a family dog, then Archi was taken because in addition to shows we got interested in mushing. 

We are still interested in working show malamutes and so we kept one female from Luise's first litter in co-ownership.
If you have the will and it is possible to own more than one dog, then I do recommend it, because although Archi and Primmu sometimes play on Luise's nerves, they still have fun when we have other things to attend to. 

Taking a pure working line husky Primmu did not change the living arrangement much, the transition from two dogs to three was easy and from three to four too. The bond between our four dogs is great at the moment. From the very beginning, we have minimized the risk of incompatibility between them. First was Luise, then we took a male dog. Primmu was taken from a litter where dogs are rather calm in character. It seemed to us that Luise would rather accept another female than Arch another male. Read about our dogs' achievements and their detailed description on subpages.
Luise
Archi
Primmu
Fiona

Magdalena Donerstak
info@kennelthurisaz.eu
+372 53 444 661

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