Since we adopted our first Malamute rescue in the 1980s, our dogs have been our constant companions in the backcountry. The athleticism and endurance of a well-structured Alaskan Malamute makes it the ideal dog for active individuals. When Jo was competing in full distance Ironman Triathlons her malamutes Zeke, and later Kesar, kept her company on long training runs over remote, isolated trails. On distant hikes our Malamutes also serve as pack dogs and help carry water & supplies. Over the years we’ve put a number of working-titles on our Alaskan Malamutes: WPD, WTD, WLD working pack, team, lead dog respectively. Mostly we just love being outdoors with our Alaskan Malamutes, enjoying their company and the beauty of the mountains & wilderness around us. Below are the Alaskan Malamutes that make up the team-- some live nearby with friends and visit us frequently.
Brook and her dam Sky were our main leaders for the past decade. Brook retired last spring a few months before her 13th birthday. One of my favorite girls; her personality reminds me of her granddam Kali.
A Chase x Alu daugher, Kensi inherited their high spirits & working drive. We call her the energizer bunny—she is always ready to go, go, go. One of our best baby sitters, she loves puppies
Binky, 11.5 now, retired last spring from our sled team at the same time as Brook. A substantially built Uyak Aleut Alex daughter, Binky is the dam of Misty & Chase. She hangs out with Brook & Alu.