Cedar Mountain Alaskan Malamutes
Rolla, MOAlaskan MalamuteUnclaimed
Cedar Mountain Alaskan Malamutes has been raising Alaskan Malamute puppies in Missouri since 2000.
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Transparency63%
Health30%
Responsible Breeding9%
Customer Reviews82%
Score ConfidenceLow Confidence
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Cedar Mountain Alaskan Malamutes has been raising Alaskan Malamute puppies in Missouri since 2000. Over the years we’ve placed our puppies in loving homes in states like Illinois, New Jersey, West Virginia, Alabama, Kentucky and Tennessee just to name a few. We love the Malamute breed and our puppies and parents are raised in a family setting. 8 of our 10 grandchildren live within walking distance and play with all of our Malamutes, a lot. We are on our 4th sire with Palmers Arctic Tundra just retiring this year. Our current sire, Cedar Mountain’s Smokey came from J&M Malamutes near Rolla, MO. All of our Alaskan Malamutes are AKC registered.
Alaskan Malamutes is our breed and our passion. We are committed to raising well tempered, healthy Malamute puppies. Follow our Cedar Mountain Alaskan Malamutes Facebook page to stay up to date on our current puppy litters.
Our family shares one priority: the very best treatment for all of the Alaskan Malamutes we work with. Our adult Malamute parents have free range kennels and interact with us and our grandchildren frequently. Our Malamute puppies receive the love and care needed from their parents up to the time they leave us for their forever home. The weening process typically begins at 6 weeks.
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