Our current and upcoming litters, Siberian Husky and Alaskan Malamute. A puppy marked "available" really is available today.
Puppy photos coming soon. Our litters are photographed at four weeks, once their coat has settled. The thumbnails below will be replaced right after the photo session.
Every other detail — breed, sex, colour, dates, price, vaccinations, microchip, papers — is accurate and updated the moment a puppy's status changes.
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We don't work on a first-come, first-served basis. After talking with you, we place your family on the litter that fits your lifestyle — husky for speed and endurance, malamute for strength and a steadier temperament.
Matching happens around week six, once we've watched each puppy in the pack and in the snow: the one who leads, the one who follows, the one nothing rattles. That's what determines placement — not a colour picked from a photo.
$500 deposit to confirm your spot, applied to the total price. Refundable if the litter doesn't produce the right puppy for you.
It's possible, but rarely ideal. These are intelligent, independent and energetic breeds that call for an experienced hand — or a lot of humility. We talk this through honestly with every family before any reservation, and we sometimes decline a placement.
No. Most of our adopting families have never harnessed a dog. What matters is committing to intense daily exercise — running, biking, skijoring — regardless of the method.
No. Every family picks up their puppy at the kennel in Saint-Urbain. This lets us do one last walkthrough, hand over the complete file, and make sure the puppy leaves in good conditions.
First round of vaccines, deworming, a microchip registered to you, a pre-departure veterinary exam, CKC registration papers, a complete health file, and a blanket carrying the pack's scent.
Huskies howl — it's in their nature, not a flaw to train out. Malamutes are generally quieter but can be quite "talkative." If you live in an attached apartment, this is worth thinking through seriously before you reserve.
They come back to us, at any age, no questions asked. It's written into the contract. A dog born at our kennel never ends up in a shelter.
Join our waiting list. We notify registered families as soon as a breeding is confirmed — often three months before birth.