Reunited: Black And White Alaskan Malamute Male

  • Dog ID 26771
  • Status Reunited
  • Registered 13 Dec 2010
  • Name
  • Gender & Breed Male Alaskan Malamute
  • Age
  • Colour Black and White
  • Marks & Scars
  • Tagged No
  • Microchipped Unknown
  • Tattooed No
  • Lost In Region South East
  • Lost In Post Area NN7
  • Date Found 08 Dec 2010
  • Date Reunited 03 Jan 2011
  • Other Info stunning dog - on reserve so clock is ticking ..
  • Listed By Angus
  • Views 2311
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loubo
absolutly stunning dog so pleased he has been rehomed, my son and i fell in love with this dog when trailing through this site. bless x good luck little feller x
loubo
absolutly stunning dog so pleased he has been rehomed, my son and i fell in love with this dog when trailing through this site. bless x good luck little feller x
DogLostAngus
re homed from the kennels x
Strangechilde
Non-curly tails can happen in Malamutes, and even the curly tailed ones usually won't have as tight a curl as the average Akita. He's a beautiful, stunning boy. I'm glad he has a home ahead of him!
ESSJ - Area Co-ordinator Rutland
He looks like a Northern Inuit to me, but no expert!
DogLostAngus
I went through all the variants on site for matches of akita which I didn't think he was - Husky which I thought he was due to a normal non curled tail and Malmutes and could not find a match - he did have a home lined up if owners were not found - they were at the kennels whilst I was taking the photographs
DogLostJayne - Founder Doglost.
Have changed breed name.
paddy
strangechild is right. This *isn't* an Akita. I would say a (poor? young?)Malamute or a Malamute cross. I'll inform someone I know who does Malamute rescue.
Strangechilde
I am an Akita owner and I don't think the dog pictured is an Akita-- if he is, he's a mix, but I suspect that he is in fact a young Alaskan Malamute (also a breed with which I am familiar). The face markings, chest markings, eyes, and snoot shape all suggest this. Akitas and Malamutes share a strong build and a curly tail, but an Akita would have smaller ears, smaller, probably darker eyes, and those strong face markings are very Malamute.Last edited: 2010-12-17 05:41:13 by Strangechilde
dewilliams42
ANGUS-THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE TIME TO EXPLAIN. MAYBE THERE SHOULD BE STRICTER LAWS ON OWNING A DOG. ITS NOT THE DOGS FAULT AND THEY ARE THE ONES WHO SUFFER. WHEN I COMPARE MY DOGS LIFE WITH MANY OF THE STRAYS ETC IT MAKES ME FEEL SO SAD. ALL MOST OF THEM WANT IS SOME LOVE.
DogLostAngus
dewilliams42 - good question - you may possibly see that Mondays is my kennels day and there will be a lot of listed as found but many moved to reunited too, some will go home - many are taken out by local rescue Animals in Need of Northampton and one or two are being taken out by specailist rescue - I have appealed for help with the found Boxer for instance

Sadly one or two will be PTS - These are generally ones that are either sick or aggressive - the kennels have noticed a marked increase in both owner reclaim rates and rehoming since they started allowing me in to take the photographs so long may it continue x

This dog for instance was being visited by his prospective new owners when I was at the kennels.Last edited: 2010-12-14 12:23:43 by Angus
dewilliams42
ANGUS WHAT HAPPENS TO THESE DOGS IF NOT CLAIMED-DO THEY GO TO RESCUE PLACES? IT SEEMS SAD IF NO-ONE CLAIMS THEM-THEY MUST HAVE BEEN LOVED AT SOME TIME.
DogLostAngus
This dog is currently in holding kennels
You can call the kennels directly between 10am & 6pm ONLY on 01604 862239
please quote dog ID 1409

Down as an Akita - not sure if he should be Siberian Husky - big softee trying to give me paw through the kennel bars ;-)

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