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@davecb That’s fair, like I’ve said it’s mainly because; 1 they live 45 minutes from us so it’s easy to check in on the puppies, 2 they seem to be the only ones with the “giant” thing going on which I thought was really cool when I met a huge malamute a few years back and hadn’t been able to...

@knicole97 Definitely, it’s looking more and more like a no. Unless she changes her tune and get health testing done before her next litters in the fall.

@bailey2017 Yeah I definitely agree, the issue is that it’s already done, you know what I mean? Like the puppies are already here and have to go somewhere. But yes I fully agree people should not be breeding without testing.

@fish14 Yeah for us it was finding out, that you can easily pay for these tests yourself after you get the puppy(not that it does any good afterwards), it just costs a little bit of money and effort. And they only have like 8 dogs that they breed so I can’t imagine it would be that hard to get...

Hi All, This may be an obvious answer but figured I’d ask anyway. My wife and I met a Malamute breeder yesterday. Super nice lady, her dogs have wonderful temperaments and the puppies are adorable. She was very transparent that she recently inherited this whole operation from an older woman...