NEW'S FLASH : PUPS HAVE ARRIVED : ALASKA/ CRUISER PUPS BORN MARCH 12/ ARE ALL HEALTHY . WE HAVE 3 MALES / 3 FEMALES..
MOLLY / JORGE PUPS HAVE ALSO ARRIVED SAFE AND SOUND ON MARCH 17TH. 4 MALES/ 3 FEMALES.. CONTACT...................
Moonsnoe Malamutes.. 519.634-5367 Email .. janis91@hotmail.ca
We are a small kennel in southern Ontario. In the past 20 YEARS we have worked to accomplish a happy well rounded solid bloodline with a combination of STORM KLOUD and WILLIWAW LINES.
MOONSNOE has achieved that and more with our looks and temperaments that have given us a great reputation in the breed. With our unique look and standard size we are ACCOMPLISHED in THE SHOW RING as well with our BREEDING DOGS all have their CANADIAN CHAMPION SHIP .
WE have been Active Members In Good Standing with the (CKC) CANADIAN KENNEL CLUB and our litters and the pups are all registered with the CKC and also with the AKC . We are Involved in the (AMCC) ALASKAN MALAMUTE CLUB OF CANADA & THE ALASKAN MALAMUTE HELP LEAGUE. I AM A MEMBER OF THE AMCA. ALASKAN MALAMUTE CLUB OF AMERICA.
We have a litter in the spring or fall and have a wonderful selection of males and females to choose from in our breeding program. Please visit the rest of the site to view my
dogs from the beginnings up to the present. Any one is welcome to come visit my dogs and myself at any time...
http://www.dogstuff.info/definitions.html
Ethical Dog Breeders
Anyway let’s get back to good dog breeders. Ethical breeders, as they are generally referred to, are the complete opposite of the unethical dog breeders we just talked about. Ethical breeders can invest thousands of Dollars acquiring the best possible ‘stock’, sometimes even going to the expense of traveling abroad to view that stock on numerous occasions. They will also spend a great deal of money and time in owning, showing and learning as much as humanly possible about their chosen breed as well as studying all aspects of breeding and taking time off work to look after the litter when they are born. It’s not uncommon to find that the good, ethical dog breeders rarely make much money from breeding, because they generally invest all they have (and sometimes lots they don’t!) in the breeding and bettering of the breed they love.
How to find a good Dog Breeder?
So where do you find a good dog breeder? First you should research your chosen breed as much as possible, and pay particular attention to anything which is specific to your breed – especially which illnesses it may be prone to and what health tests are recommended by the breed’s breed club. Having a good background knowledge about your breed will make it easier for you to tell which breeders are devoted experts and which ones are not. Ask lots of questions of any breeder you contact, and don’t be afraid to try to catch them out about health tests etc – the good breeders really won’t mind such questions, in fact they will appreciate the fact that you have gone to the trouble to learn about the breed you are considering bringing into your life.
Take a look at breeder guidelines set out by dog clubs and societies such as the Kennel Club, and Breeders Charters which sites like Dogsey ask any breeders wishing to list with them to adhere to. You could always print them out and ask the breeder the questions over the phone.
Most good dog breeders have a waiting list so be prepared to wait for a pup. Consequently you rarely find these dog breeders ‘advertising’ puppies for sale either in free-ad type papers or other printed publications – generally it is sufficient for them to get ‘listed’ as a breeder with their respective breed club and on an all breeds website (like Dogsey) that has set out a strong and clear code of ethics (Breeders Charter) that those breeders wishing to list their details must agree to adhere to. JUST BECAUSE A BREEDER SAYS THEY ARE IN GOOD STANDING WITH THE CKC, MEANS VERY LITTLE AS A TEN YEAR OLD CHILD CAN BECOME A MEMBER OF THE CKC. IT IS THE REST OF THE IMPORTANT CLUBS THEY ARE INVOLVED WITH FOR THEIR BREED, THEY HAVE STRICT CODE OF ETHICS AND GUIDELINES THAT NEED TO BE FOLLOWED IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN A GOOD STANDING WITH IN THE CLUB.
Unfortunately there is little legislation to protect you when buying from unethical breeders, so you really do need to spend that extra bit of time before going out and buying a pup – it may help ensure your dog is healthier and happier in the long run, and could save you a lot of money and heartache too.
MOONSNOE has achieved that and more with our looks and temperaments that have given us a great reputation in the breed. With our unique look and standard size we are ACCOMPLISHED in THE SHOW RING as well with our BREEDING DOGS all have their CANADIAN CHAMPION SHIP .
WE have been Active Members In Good Standing with the (CKC) CANADIAN KENNEL CLUB and our litters and the pups are all registered with the CKC and also with the AKC . We are Involved in the (AMCC) ALASKAN MALAMUTE CLUB OF CANADA & THE ALASKAN MALAMUTE HELP LEAGUE. I AM A MEMBER OF THE AMCA. ALASKAN MALAMUTE CLUB OF AMERICA.
We have a litter in the spring or fall and have a wonderful selection of males and females to choose from in our breeding program. Please visit the rest of the site to view my
dogs from the beginnings up to the present. Any one is welcome to come visit my dogs and myself at any time...
http://www.dogstuff.info/definitions.html
Ethical Dog Breeders
Anyway let’s get back to good dog breeders. Ethical breeders, as they are generally referred to, are the complete opposite of the unethical dog breeders we just talked about. Ethical breeders can invest thousands of Dollars acquiring the best possible ‘stock’, sometimes even going to the expense of traveling abroad to view that stock on numerous occasions. They will also spend a great deal of money and time in owning, showing and learning as much as humanly possible about their chosen breed as well as studying all aspects of breeding and taking time off work to look after the litter when they are born. It’s not uncommon to find that the good, ethical dog breeders rarely make much money from breeding, because they generally invest all they have (and sometimes lots they don’t!) in the breeding and bettering of the breed they love.
How to find a good Dog Breeder?
So where do you find a good dog breeder? First you should research your chosen breed as much as possible, and pay particular attention to anything which is specific to your breed – especially which illnesses it may be prone to and what health tests are recommended by the breed’s breed club. Having a good background knowledge about your breed will make it easier for you to tell which breeders are devoted experts and which ones are not. Ask lots of questions of any breeder you contact, and don’t be afraid to try to catch them out about health tests etc – the good breeders really won’t mind such questions, in fact they will appreciate the fact that you have gone to the trouble to learn about the breed you are considering bringing into your life.
Take a look at breeder guidelines set out by dog clubs and societies such as the Kennel Club, and Breeders Charters which sites like Dogsey ask any breeders wishing to list with them to adhere to. You could always print them out and ask the breeder the questions over the phone.
Most good dog breeders have a waiting list so be prepared to wait for a pup. Consequently you rarely find these dog breeders ‘advertising’ puppies for sale either in free-ad type papers or other printed publications – generally it is sufficient for them to get ‘listed’ as a breeder with their respective breed club and on an all breeds website (like Dogsey) that has set out a strong and clear code of ethics (Breeders Charter) that those breeders wishing to list their details must agree to adhere to. JUST BECAUSE A BREEDER SAYS THEY ARE IN GOOD STANDING WITH THE CKC, MEANS VERY LITTLE AS A TEN YEAR OLD CHILD CAN BECOME A MEMBER OF THE CKC. IT IS THE REST OF THE IMPORTANT CLUBS THEY ARE INVOLVED WITH FOR THEIR BREED, THEY HAVE STRICT CODE OF ETHICS AND GUIDELINES THAT NEED TO BE FOLLOWED IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN A GOOD STANDING WITH IN THE CLUB.
Unfortunately there is little legislation to protect you when buying from unethical breeders, so you really do need to spend that extra bit of time before going out and buying a pup – it may help ensure your dog is healthier and happier in the long run, and could save you a lot of money and heartache too.
ALL MOONSNOE DOGS & PUPS ARE FEED ONE LIFE STAGE FOOD FROM TLC. CONTACT ME >>> JANIS WAECHTER AT 519634-5367 or janis91@hotmail.ca FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THIS FOOD..
