Our vision of malamute is based on the breed standard. While we admit the possibility of some diversity in phenotype of malamutes come of different bloodlines, we think that maintaining canonicity to the existing standard and profound respect for the sledge dog health requirements is the important part of the job of each breeder.

The program of CHD certification of alaskan malamutes in Russia begins. As for today we have four CHD certified alaskan malamutes in our kennel:

Windchaser's Celeste Lady In Red - AMCA No. 14296

Storm Kloud's Past In Present - AMCA No. 14297

Storm Kloud's Tor of Snow Train - AMCA No. 14298

Wolfmountain's Alice of Snow Train - AMCA No. 14299

More information about the phenotype and the traits of malamutes you can find at our web site:

• Alaskan Malamute Breed Standard (AKC, 1994)
• Alaskan Malamute Illustrated Standard (by ACMA)

We appreciate the genetic wealth of different Alaskan malamute bloodlines, which we follow now and plan to follow in the future. Certainly, as European show-home, apart from the genetic issues, we value in our malamutes their perfect exterior, standard type, good balance, movements, show temperament and ability to win in the show rings.

In breeding we believe that moderation and harmony are carte-de-visite of Alaskan malamute, and these principles should underlie at the root of any kennel of this breed.

In our selection work we, first of all, look at the phenotype and soundness of the parents rather than the number of titles held by them. We weight up parents’ characteristics very carefully before we turn to the evaluation of their puppies prospects. In the parents we are looking for the traits which coincide with our vision, for the consistency and the ability to propagate their positive features to their descendants. It does not always work this way, but usually the most successful show malamute is the most popular as a stud or a dam in the breed.

Finally, we appreciate friendship and believe that it works. All our malamutes and their owners are our large extended family in which no one never will stay alone with his or her “dog” problem, and everyone will find needed support, assistance and understanding.

If you share our values, we will be glad to see you among our friends – fanciers of Alaskan malamutes.