Puppies raised outdoors, in the pack, from their first winter.
Our kennel backs onto the forest, between Charlevoix and the Laurentians — not a city apartment. By eight weeks, your puppy already knows snow, a light harness and the company of other dogs.
Two litters a year, never more.
We deliberately cap our kennel at two litters a year. It's the only way to get every puppy out into the forest daily, familiarize them with a harness and snow, and know exactly which temperament suits which family.
Our breeding females and males live with us year-round, in our climate-built outdoor kennel — not in a cage, not on a chain. Each one has a name, a personality, and a well-earned retirement after a few litters.
Félix Ouellet and Camille Bouchard
Breeders, Charlevoix (Saint-Urbain area)
Three commitments, every litter.
They apply to every one of our dogs, without exception and without an upcharge.
Health testing before breeding
Hips, elbows and eyes evaluated in both breeds before any breeding. Certificates are handed over, not summarized.
Outdoor socialization
Daily outings from the third week, contact with snow, a light harness and the rest of the pack. A well-balanced northern dog is built outdoors.
Support for life
We stay available after your dog goes home — feeding, behaviour, first time in harness. And if you can no longer keep them, they come back to us. Always.
Siberian Husky and Alaskan Malamute. Nothing else.
Two northern breeds, chosen for endurance and a social temperament — not to follow a trend. We've been raising these lines for fifteen years and know them inside out.
The husky is built for speed and distance; the malamute for strength and heavy freight. Two different tools, two different personalities — we'll help you choose the one that matches your pace of life.
From your first question to your first winter together.
You reach out
Tell us about your lifestyle: outdoor space, experience with northern breeds, harness plans or simply an active companion. We answer honestly — even if it means saying a husky isn't right for you.
Kennel visit
A visit by appointment in Saint-Urbain, even before a litter is born. You see our dogs living outdoors, in a pack — the best way to judge any kennel.
Reservation and matching
A $500 deposit confirms your spot. Puppy-to-family matching happens around week six, based on observed temperament — not coat colour.
Going home at eight weeks
Vaccines, deworming, a microchip and a full veterinary exam. Your puppy goes home with a health record, starter food and a blanket that smells like the pack.
A litter is expected this winter.
Our puppies are usually spoken for before they're even born. If you're considering a husky or a malamute, now is the time to write to us — even if you're not fully decided yet.