So you are interested in a Malamute puppy?
– Do you have time to raise a puppy?
– Does a puppy/dog fit into your life situation? (what does your work week look like?)
– Do you have the time to take puppy class and any follow-up courses?
– Do you have time to be active with an adult malamute for 3 hours a day?
– Are you an outdoor owner?
– Do you like the cold & snow?
– Can you take the Malamute with you on a vacation?
If you be able to answer yes to all questions then you are one step closer.
So if you still want a Inua’s Voice puppy we would like to meet you in person!
It is important that we have a good feeling about each other and that you meet our pack.
If we both have that good feeling, you will come on our interest list.
Patience is needed… we are not a puppy factory. If you want a puppy now, as soon as possible, we cannot help you.
Because we do not breed a litter often, we have a waiting list of about 2 years. We like this, so that a puppy is a conscious choice for you and not an impulse purchase.
We like to know where our puppies will end up with and we don’t just give a puppy to everyone.
We do not work with whoever comes first gets a puppy first.
We give people a puppy that we feel good about.
The most important thing is that our dogs get a good loving home and specially active life!
We encourage you to research the Alaskan Malamute as a breed and to gain as much knowledge as possible and seriously consider whether the Malamute would be an addition to your home, family and sporting lifestyle.
It means that an adult malamute must walk 2 to 3 hours a day and preferably sport (running/stepping).
More information about the breed can be found on the page ‘The Alaskan Malamute’.
We guarantee that the parents of the puppies are tested for hip dysplasia (HD), eyes (ECVO), polyneuropathy (PN) and long coat (LC).
Our puppies are at least 8 to 9 weeks old when they go to the new owner. Puppies moving abroad are at least 15 weeks old due to vaccination against rabies. The puppies have been socialized, chipped, dewormed and have had all the vaccinations they need.
You will receive a puppy package including an information folder about behavior/care/nutrition, etc., you get kibble (approx. 18 kilos) and fresh meat for the first weeks, a food bowl, food scoop, collar, leash, free puppy grooming at the Samowoets grooming salon, toy, tick remover, flea comb, poop bags, photos, passport and the purchase agreement. You will receive the pedigree as soon as we have received it from Raad van Beheer.
We are available 24/7 if there is anything wrong with your puppy/adult Malamute. We advise and help wherever we can.
You can indicate your preference to choose a puppy, but experience has shown us that people tend to choose based on cuteness & color, which is in fact the least important. It is important that there is a good match in the behavior/character of the puppy in combination with your lifestyle and the purpose for which the puppy is growing (house dog, working dog, breeding or show dog).
If you know in advance that you intend to have your future Alaskan Malamute neutered or sterilized, then you have not come to the right place. We recommend that you only do this unless medically necessary.
We will always be ready for advice during the further life of your malamute and we will be very happy to keep in touch through photos, videos, kennel walk and any other events such as dryland competitions, activity days, exhibitions.
The puppies grow up in the house with our 2 cats and our other malamutes. We will ask people to come by, adults and children. We take them by car a few times so they can experience driving. They hear sounds from cars, scooters, schoolchildren and the train every day. In our street there are horses, chickens, alpacas, sheep, geese, ducks, rabbits, cats and neighborhood dogs. The puppies will be crate trained if you wish.
From the time the puppies are 3 to 4 weeks old, you are welcome to come and cuddle and together we will find the puppy that belong to your family.
You can email us if you are seriously interested. Go to our contact page.