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Merlin a Can Ch is as good in the show ring as he is working... Read More

Kash did will in the show ring in the UK Best Veteran Male at Crufts 2006 loves everyone and every thing puppies and is even known to baby hedge hogs

Dawson also did well as a puppy in the UK went Best puppy at 7 months

Booster (AKA BOO) is now a Canadian Champion

Females

Tao doesn't like the show ring we call her our most beautiful sled dog she pulls like a hot dam

Juneau also did well as a puppy in the UK went best female puppy at 7 months ... and also took points off her dad Sur, Juneau is now a Canadian CH finished in two weekends


Winter  did  well as a puppy taking points off Booster

Paige loves to work and is going to be in the show Ring in 2012

Riot is the great escape artist of the kennel and works like a demon in Harness


 Working Dog Pictures


 
Alaskan Malamute History

The Alaskan Malamute evolved from the ancient dogs that accompanied prehistoric man in his migrations from Asia, across the Arctic to Greenland and back. The migrations, covering thousands of years also produced a natural evolution of species that varied from the long coated varieties found in Greenland to the lesser coated, longed legged varieties found in the forest and lake areas of northern Canada.

Early Russian and English explorers often reported a superior and better kept type of work dog kept by the “Mahlemut” (Malemiut, Mahlmuit, Malemuit) tribes around the Norton Sound area of Alaska They were less “wild”, more tractable and capable of an enormous amount of work..... Click To Read Full History


CanadianEskimo Dog History

The Canadian Eskimo Dog is generally considered to be a very old dog breed, possibly as old as over 1,000 years. It was first bred by the Thule people. Therefore it is related to the Greenland Dog, so much so that some authorities consider them the same breed. It was, and still is (to a very limited extent), used by the Canadian Inuit as multi-purpose dogs, often put to work hunting seals and other arctic game, and hauling supplies and people.

In the 1800s and early 1900s this breed was in demand for polar expeditions. When snowmobiles came into use the population numbers started rapidly declining, because snowmobiles are faster and need less care. In the 1950s there were approximately 20,000 dogs living in the Canadian Arctic, and had been accepted for showing by both the AKC and CKC, however in 1959 the AKC dropped the breed from its registry because of extremely low numbers. By 1963 there was supposedly only one dog registered with the CKC, and when this dog died there were still no others registered...... Click to Read More


Eurasier History

Towdahsbest Ovation

"Pearly"

Towdahsbest Saga

"Saga"

The Eurasier is a relatively new Spitz-type dog breed originating in Germany.

In the 1950’s, in Weinheim an der Bergstrasse, the Wipfel family, Julius and Elfriede, chose to undertake the creation of an ideal, family-oriented breed of dog...... Read More


Siberian Husky History


The Siberian Husky was  developed over a period of around 3,000 years by the Chukchi and related peoples of Siberia, the breed was developed to fulfill a particular need of the Chukchi life and culture. In one of the most inhospitable climates in the world, with temperatures plummeting to (-100C) in winter and  with winds up to 100 mph, the Chukchi relied on there dogs for survival, as they were a remarkable tool of  ingenuity.   In teams  as large  as twenty or more they could travel out over the ice sometimes covering as much as 100 miles in a single day to allow a single man to ice-fish and return with his catch, by sled dog standards they were small the large  size of the teams minimized per-dog pulling power, while smaller frames maximized endurance and low energy consumption. (Even today, in long races, Alaskan Huskies  the Siberians cousins require twice the amount of food the Siberians consume)



Gone but not Forgotten

Sur Netherlands Champion is our foundation male who is as sweet as is reg name.
(Winterwinds Sweet Surrender)... Read more



Windy our foundation female who was not only a great Mom also trained her puppies and then puppies out of her Son Sur ...Read More

Kalluq a Can Ch owned and loved by Andre and Joan in Nova Scotia

Ryder Can Ch our first Malamute back  in 1994

 

Canadian Eskimo Dogs

Males

Suka was on a team in the high Arctic now he's a show dog as well .. Read More

Rossi is showing lots potential as a show dog and working ..... Read More

Bones a dog Jo Kelly rescued from a musher in the high Arctic and now living out his life with us and enjoying his Mushing again ...Read More


Shale still a puppy, our breeding out of Rossi & Kaya, all ready showing lots of potential to be a great show dog, looks like he's going to grow into a mountain of a sled dog .... Read More.

Females

Charlie also out of the same litter as Rossi with great potential ..... Read More

Kaya a female from Jo Kelly with lots of showing and working potential


Sadie sister to Shale also out of  Rossi & Kaya, all ready showing lots of potential and  love to work

Out and About

Icy lives in the UK and is the top working Female Malamute 2 years running

Polar out of the same litter as Rossi and is now living with Ann Allan in the UK


Raven now living with Daniel in Quebec  

Winterwind Mals

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