Wakon's Comanche

This is Wakon's Comanche of Harobed. He is a most magnificent specimen of the breed of Giant Alaskan Malamute. He is a very well proportioned male. His build and body structure support these truths.

His temperament is excellent! He gets along great with either Malamutes, or Siberian Huskies, which is our other breed of dog.

We believe temperament is perhaps the Most Important attribute to any dog breed, as the ability to get along with other animals as well as humans is paramount to success for the dog. Indeed, we are very fortunate to possess such a fine specimen.

Needless to say he is our BIG BABY! We give many thank to our friend Marlene Julia Ross for this magnify dog, without her it won't be possible.

If it doesn't come from WAKON, it isn't a WAKON Malamute.......Contact: Marlene Ross Phone: (360)436-1904

Wakon Giant Alaskan Malamutes are pure-bred descendants of the pure M'loot type of Malamute that lived with the ancient Inuit peoples in the high Arctic, hundreds of years ago

The Inuit's giant 'sled dogs' were as tall as 35" and weighed over 190lbs. These giant Malamutes were known to be the largest and strongest sled pullers and pack animals. It should be noted that their service did not affect them maintaining the most sweet and loving disposition. They served their beloved Eskimo owners by providing protection from Polar bears and pulling heavy sleds thousands of miles while enduring 70 degree below zero blizzards. These giant Malamutes sometimes stayed in the igloos to care for the little children and ultimately made the difference between life and death for their masters in the most harsh and severe of all habitats.

Marlene Ross, of Wakon, has devoted over 60 years of her life to the preservation of these magnificent, affectionate and hard working giants of the north. While continually living up to a high set of personal values, Marlene has played a key role in saving the Malamutes from extinction that would be caused by breeding habits that are focused on either ignorance or human whimsy. Many of today's dog breeds are of inferior size and quality, not to mention very badly tempered, serving a very sad replica of their original stature and abilities due to human ignorance in the genetic repercussions of improper breeding habits. It is a tragedy that these smaller, poorly tempered Malamutes are being passed off as an ideal standard Alaskan malamute because the Alaskan malamute is supposed to be the biggest of the working sled dogs in the Arctic.

If you are interested in a WAKON Giant Alaskan Malamute puppy, teenager, adult, please call Wakon at 360-436-1904 in the early AM Pacific Standard Time (PST). There is no computer at Wakon's; Marlene cannot reply by email, but she enjoys talking to you personally about her magnificent malamutes.

Remember, it isn't a WAKON Giant Alaskan Malamute, if it doesn't come from Marlene Ross at Wakon!

For almost 54 years, Marlene Ross has bred the biggest and best GIANT ALASKAN MALAMUTES on her beautiful mountain ranch in Darrington, WA.