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wild@godzilla.zeta.org.au (Ron de Jong) wrote:

>In article <30E1F09B.378@itwhy.bhp.com.au> Paul Flatt <flatt@itwhy.bhp.com.au> writes:
>>From: Paul Flatt <flatt@itwhy.bhp.com.au>
>>Subject: Anyone have a Male Alaskan Malamute
>>Date: Thu, 28 Dec 1995 11:49:23 +1030

>>Hi,

>>I currently own an 18month Alaskan Malamute Bitch.  She is due to go
>>into heat anytime between now and March.  I am looking for a stud dog,
>>so that I can breed her.

>>If anyone out there has a good dog (my Bitch is 27"), please reply.  I
>>will need to look at papers, and also pictures of the dog.

 Hullo There,

Last year I had the experience of living not very far away from a
young man whom mated a malamute.   It was a total disaster for the
neighbours anyway.   The bitch kept getting out, she attacked other
people's dogs even ended up with a pomeranium in her jaws.
He worked shift hours and after she had the pups the racket they made
was indescribable.   The pup also started howling on a moonlight
night.   The council were called a couple of times to my knowledge by
other people,  This is just an idea of what can happen,  Are you going
to be home when and after she has the pups,  Is someone going to be
with her and the pups.  The particular bitch would not let anybody
touch her pups only the owner,   You dog could be like this too,
Why do you want to breed her in the first place. ?
I am sorry but I do not like backyard breeders at all.  Is your dog
pedigreed?  Is she registered with the VCA?  

First thing I would do would be join a malamute club and get some
medication or something for her so that she will not go into heat
until you have gone into it more thoroughly.   I myself would not
attempt to breed a dog like yours but have it speyed instead,

Barbara Maple