Kelsey with 17 week old (and 50 pound) Alosia enjoying her first day with us. Kelsey, you won't be holding her for long. Enjoy!
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The photo that captured our hearts. Alosia at Wakon with her dam Jewel (12 weeks) Photo courtesy of Marlene Ross, Wakon
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Kelsey, Alosia and Breeze
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Beautiful muscle and conformation development
5-1/2 months - 26" tall and 75 pounds What a Girl
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are you ready for some football?
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Alosia with our beautiful Shiloh Breeze Both girls are over 100 pounds.
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To give perspective on Alosia's size at 8 months, this ball is the size of a basketball.
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Think you want a Malamute? Picture this sweet face giving you a kiss.
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11 months - February 2010
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Turning 1 year - March 2010
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XANADU Shiloh Shepherds & Alaskan Malamute
Alosia is our gorgeous Alaskan Malamute. She is beautiful and
intelligent with a sweet and loving temperament. She is a very
large girl, and at 12 months old was already 30" tall and over 110
pounds. She communicates with that special Malamute "Woo
Woo" and charms everyone she meets.
Alosia loves all dogs and greets them with confidence, wanting
to play, preferring dogs to people. She makes friends, but is
quick to alert the family to strangers.
Alosia graduated from puppy and Basic obedience classes with
flying colors, and we are continuing obedience training and will
give Agility a try.
Out on our daily 4 - 5 mile walks, we are asked many questions
about her, and find it amusing how many people try and guess
her breed as there are not too many Malamutes in our area.
Check back often and watch our special Xanadu girl grow up!
"Morning Star" -- the brightest star in the sky
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17 months Coat is starting to come back after a record setting Summer
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Wakon's Alosia Morning Star of Xanadu
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Alosia - a large, formidable girl, even if she is out of coat during the 100+ degree summer days here in Virginia.
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Unfortunately, Alosia did not meet our
requirements to be part of our Malamute
show or breeding program, therefore she
has been spayed and will remain here at
Xanadu as our treasured companion.
Think you may want a Malamute? Click on our Humor link above for more insight on living with a Mal.
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