"Mojo"
Here are just some
of the questions I get asked. Be sure to email me
if
you don't see your question answered here.
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How long is your wait list?
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This is a very hard question to answer considering it
all depends on Mother Nature and what your preferences are. You can expect to
wait anywhere from 6 months to 2 years or more. |
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How much are your puppies?
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All my puppies are priced between
$1500.00 - $1800.00 USD (there may be exceptions and also is subject to change). |
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Are your prices in Canadian funds because you live in Canada?
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My quoted prices are in US Dollars (unless otherwise
stated) - I will quote in Canadian dollars on request. |
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What kind of temperment does the AKK have? Are they good with children, other
dogs and cats?
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The breed trait does tend to be shy. My Alaskan Klee Kai are raised with children, other dogs
and cats. They all live very harmoniously together. I think this question really
depends on who already lives in your household. I highly recommend that you take your puppy to obedience classes. The more socialization that they have during their younger
years the better - for any breed! |
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Do you ship your dogs? And at what age can you ship puppies?
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I will
considering shipping puppies by plane (I would rather not if it can be avoided)
as long as it is a direct flight and I do
prefer if you fly with the puppy. Please note that all shipping expenses are the
responsibility of the new owner. I will not ship or sell any pup under 8 weeks
of age - no exceptions. |
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How many pups are
usually in a litter?
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Because this is a small breed, a normal litter size is 2
or 3. I have been lucky to have 2, 3 and 4 babies in a litter. To date there
was a record breaking litter of 8 puppies at Koddiak Kennels in
California. |
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How big do they get?
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The AKK
have three varieties (toy, miniature and standard) ranging from 10 in. - 17in
and can weigh from 7 - 25 pounds. See the UKC Breed
Standard for more detailed information. |
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Do you require a deposit to be on your wait list?
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No, not to be on the wait list, a
completed questionnaire is the first step in getting on my wait list. Once a pup
is available that meets your requirements then I require a phone interview and
a deposit to hold that pup for you. This
gives both of us the opportunity to ask any questions and get to know each other
better. |
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