Getting A New Alaskan Malamute Puppy! (He's The Cutest Ever!!)

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Isn’t he just a little fluffy bundle of joy! So before we get ahead of ourselves, this little one is for our family and like Buddy we will be looking after him at first to train and socialise them as part of our family pack so they can always have their doggy play dates and come and stay. We had thought about one for ourselves but it still feels too soon since Phil just yet. I thought I could do this part without attachment but I’m already hooked, seeing the little fluff ball brings back all the memories of the others. I think he is going to be called Titan which is a big strong name and he definitely was the biggest of the litter and the fluffiest! Our relatives have been saying how much they would like one like Teddy and asking us to breed Teddy which we always laughed about and then coincidentally Teddy’s breeder announced a litter though they are in southern Ireland so was quite a trek! He will be a brother from another mother, quite literally to Teddy! For now we get to enjoy this ball of fluff, training him and socialising him with our pack and kids so he always has a home from home !

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26 thoughts on “Getting A New Alaskan Malamute Puppy! (He's The Cutest Ever!!)”

  1. The one in the middle, the black one with the mask 🥺, looked sooo much like my Illeranaitok, when he was a puppy, it made me cry from missing him… And its been 15y now almost in a few days…he passed on my bday, he was with us for over 14y

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  18. Seeing this mini Teddy fluff-puff 's first day exploring made me laugh. While seeing him in dear Phil's beloved "low-rider" bed made me suddenly pour out tears for missing Phil, I couldn't help but smile through them watching his sweet toddler antics, and bet Phil would love to see the pup appreciating the bed. It was sweet Phil's mischievous twinkling eyes that brought me to your channel, after my 13 year old husky passed away. There was a huge 5 year old, 130 pound Malamute – German Shepherd cross who was going to be euthanized, at a shelter 4 hours from me, due to "lack of interest". I Googled "Malamute" to learn about them , and as Fate would have it, your channel popped up. There was Phil with his laughing eyes, who enticed me to sit, and linger – watching episode after episode. Teddy, Phil, and Niko taught me tha Mals were not just fluffier Huskies. They were the BIG, super fluff-puff, plumed tail wooly long furred "huskies" I didn't know were a breed in itself. The next morning, my crying subsided a bit, and I called the shelter to let them know it was a 4-hour drive, but I was on my way for this big guy. My deep grief for my husky that I'd carried for so many months began to finally become bearable that day,. I often marvel at just how lucky I am to have found my big guy in the nick of time. And, like sweet Phil, he too has smiling eyes! The circle of life continues, with each new generation carrying the torch for their leg of the run. Thanks to your channel, and Phil's magical smile, I learned about Mals in the nick of time enough to beat a path to a dog shelter 4-hours away, and rescue my my own dear "Philip". Much love to all of you from across the pond.

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  19. Oh my goodness, he’s adorable. I always wanted a malamute when I was a teenager, I had a friend that was breeding them, but my dad wouldn’t let me have one. 😪😪😪 can’t wait to see the other meetings with the kiddos and the other fur babies

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