Welcome to Wolf Glacier Alaskan Malamutes, a small hobby based kennel in the beautiful Wasatch Mountain region of Utah. We have designed this website to share our passion of this amazing breed. At Wolf Glacier Alaskan Malamutes we are a family first! That means temperment is our top priority. Our 2 young sons assist with many aspects of raising our malamutes. We also plan for them to assist us in rearing Anck's puppies from our upcoming litter.
Alaskan Malamutes are truly a wonderful breed but they are not for everyone. Malamutes have a tendency to be very head strong and independent. They also can be very destructive if they are not given a job to perform. Alaskan Malamutes operate best in households where they can participate in any type of outdoor activities.
Although at this point it is hard to guarantee it seems that both of our boys have a strong desire to junior handle our dogs in the near future.
As I have gained valuable knowledge of this breed
I am also quite delighted to continue advancing lines which have a very unique and distinct phenology. The Alaskan Malamute lines I have decided to concentrate on maintain outstanding working drive, sound temperments, excellent structure in addition to soft, teddy bear expressions and large heads.
Wolf Glacier Kennels was officially formed in 2004. But its roots were planted decades before in my heart. Growing up, my siblings and I were unable to have typical pets like dogs, cats, or hamsters because our mother was deathly allergic to the pet dander. Occasionally, we got a rabbit or duckling for Easter, or a baby chick. But I could never get over the bond I felt with all animals, especially dogs
Our goals for the next three to five years have us planning very much with our Malamutes:
- Conformation
- Packing
- Carting
- Sledding
and- Breeding
Wolf Glacier is dedicated to promoting outstanding working dogs who can also excel in the conformation ring as well as be exceptional companions.
At Wolf Glacier we are dedicated to improvement of the Alaskan Malamute. All dogs considered for breeding stock are free of heredity diseases such as: hip dysplasia, coat funk, thyroid disorder, cataracts and others that have been produced in the Alaskan Malamute breed. For more information on these diseases visit the Links page.
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Member of:
Alaskan Malamute Club of America
Intermountain West Working Group Club
Great Salt Lake Dog Training Club
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What's New?
Last updated February 17, 2008
February 14, 2008 - Our Upcoming Litter has been updated
September 20, 2007 - Planned Litter
March 19, 2007 - Upcoming Litter
January 4, 2007 - Planned Breeding:Sire has been chosen for our first litter!
October 13, 2006 - New Champion: Anck is now CH. Wolfmountain's Anck-Su-Namun
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