
Cedar Mountain Alaskan Malamutes has been raising Alaskan Malamute puppies in Missouri since 2000.
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Kelly Weimar
We recieved our fur baby around March 2020. He has the beat personality, absolutely loves everyone. He is very very large, about 75lbs already. When I say loves everyone, I mean you can rob my house and he will lick you to death. I was told Malamutes are stubborn and hard to train. Our guy is stubborn but he learned very fast. Very impressed with his beauty. Literally looks like a wolf running out of the wood at night. I 100% recommend Cendar Mountain!
Cherry During
Judy is whom I had contact with and of course as a first time Malamute owner, there were so many questions that ran through my mind. I knew though that this was the type of breed that I was looking for as there was something deep inside my soul that I could not explain. Just was very responsive and answered all of my questions. We met as they drove all the way from Missouri to deliver our Haru Bear. Our own family member who is not quite what we expected but he is more than that! He is such a smart breed and learned to sit on day two and I must say that this has got to be the most loyal breed ever! He has become a part of our lives and can’t imagine without him. Cedar Mountain Alaskan Malamutes are definitely such a Trustworthy and Reliable Breeder. I wish I can show our Haru on here if it lets me add his pictures..lol
Matt Willis
Wonderful breeders. They truly love their dogs and our family has had the privilege of owning two puppies from two litters 12 years apart. Amazing breed and could not be more thankful for CMAM!
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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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