Price of Alaskan Malamute There are many factors that affect the price of Alaskan Malamute puppies, the most important ones are the following

1. The appearance of the puppy: The appearance of the puppy is basically the most important. If it is selected by an expert, it will only look at this point. However, if someone who is not very knowledgeable comes to select, it is likely that the seller will be confused by the one-sided words of the seller. Misleading. It is normal for some puppies to be relatively good-looking and relatively expensive, but it does not rule out that many people deliberately raise the price of their own puppies in order to fool outsiders, making them not worth the money. In addition, there is market demand. Which color puppies are liked by more people. Among puppies of the same quality, the price of this color will be slightly higher. This is caused by market demand and cannot be avoided. But according to standards, color and pattern have nothing to do with its quality. In the competition, there will be no color requirements unless it is a color that does not exist in this breed. Of course, in other aspects, there is no distinction between top and bottom. , beautiful ones with well-proportioned colors and patterns are more advantageous. Suggestion: Do more research before buying a puppy, learn more about this breed of dog, and shop around.

2. The appearance of the puppy's "parents": Why do the parents of the puppy need to be put in quotation marks? The reason is very simple. Are the puppies sold by many sellers really the children of their own breeding males and breeding females? Most of the time it is impossible to verify of. If the quality of the parents is good, there is a reason to raise the price, because the puppies have excellent bloodlines. However, although some people have better breeding dogs at home, they do not breed puppies entirely by themselves. It is unknown where these puppies come from. Suggestion: When purchasing a puppy, ask the seller to show breeding and birth photos.

3. Kennel reputation: This is also very important. It not only means that buyers will not be deceived when buying, but also means whether the owner can quickly learn how to raise the puppies for a long time after buying them home. Dog experience. When many people buy a dog, it is their first time raising a dog and they have no experience. The kennel has a good reputation and after-sales service, which can give the owner a certain degree of protection. If there is a problem with the puppy, they can consult the kennel and get professional advice. An effective solution, this also affects the price of puppies. Good service will naturally increase the price slightly. What kind of kennel is an ideal kennel? In the United States, people think that the most ideal dog breeders are "hobby breeders". They are fans of a certain breed and usually only breed one or two breeds. They follow The breeding plan is to protect this breed. They cooperate with a certain breed club or the Kennel Association to protect and promote this breed, and take good care of each puppy and find the most suitable family for each puppy.

4. Region: Prices will vary depending on the region, such as different cities, different provincial capitals, or even different countries. People's living standards, income and consumption are different in various regions. Naturally, the price of dogs will also vary according to the actual situation. More developed areas are naturally higher because of the consumption of kennels.The cost of consumption is also on the high side.

5. Season: Alaskan Malamutes are cold zone dogs. Naturally, most people think that Alaska will be more comfortable and of better quality in winter, so generally speaking, the price will be slightly higher in winter. But this is not certain.

6. Commercial speculation: This is usually an activity carried out by professionals in the circle. Due to some reasons, the price of a variety is quickly raised, but generally this does not last long.

7. Competition effect: In dog competitions, if a kennel achieves good results, it will definitely help to increase the price of puppies sold in the future. But don’t blindly believe what the seller says about competition-class dogs. In competitions, any purebred dog can participate, but whether it is of outstanding quality is another matter. It does not mean that a competition-class dog is a competition-class dog. At present, the development of domestic competitions is still very short, especially in Alaska, where participation in competitions is not common. Some kennels do not have competitions, which does not mean that their dogs are necessarily inferior to others. Kennels that have achieved good results do have reasons to raise prices, but the most important thing is to look at the quality of the puppies themselves.