Alaska Puppies for Sale

Alaskan Malamutes can survive extremely low temperatures. They are bred to outlast the harshest winter conditions and survive in temperatures as low as 70 degrees below zero.

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Yes. Alaska state law requires that all dogs over four months of age must be given a rabies vaccine. Additionally, Rabies vaccinations must be current for the issuance of health certificates, dog licenses and kennel licenses.

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No. Alaska does not have a state-wide leash law. However, local governments may have leash laws in place. Be sure to check with your local municipality before taking your dog off-leash, though we’d recommend keeping your dog on a leash when outdoors.

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No. There are no dog license requirements mandated by the state of Alaska. However, The Municipality of Anchorage requires all dogs four months and older to have a current dog license and rabies vaccination. A license is only valid if the rabies vaccination is current.

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No. The state of Alaska does not have any law enacted which prohibits driving with an unrestrained dog in your vehicle, but for safety reasons, we recommend that your dog be harnessed whenever they are in a moving vehicle.

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Alaska is a big place without many people. Despite its sparse population, there are a great many dog-loving families who call Alaska home. Fortunately, there are a surprising number of dog parks in Alaska. As long as your dog is friendly with other dogs, there is no reason not to visit these amazing dog parks in Alaska:

• Fairbanks Dog Park  

• University Lake  

• Far North Bicentennial Park  

• Connor’s Bog  

• Totem Bight State Historical Park  

• Whisper Faith Kovach Park  

• South Anchorage Sports Park  

• Arctic/Benson Park  

• Valley of the Moon Park  

• Hillside Park

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Bay Excursions (Homer, Alaska) -Take your dog for a taxi ride to tour beautiful Kachemak Bay.   

Tongass National Forest (Ketchikan, Alaska) - Visit the largest national forest in the United States with your dog.   

Prince William Sound Hunting (Whittier, Alaska) - Prince William Sound Hunting has heated boats that will take you to on glacier, birding, whale watching tours. Well behaved dogs are welcome to hop on board at no charge.   

Gates of the Arctic National Park (Fairbanks, Alaska) -Explore a picture-perfect national preserve and enjoy the breathtaking mountains, rivers, forests and wild animals that inhabit the park.  

Pioneer Park (Fairbanks, Alaska) - Pioneer Park has so much to offer -- historic buildings, museums, miniature golf, maritime exhibits, mining, a narrow-gauge train and so much more.
The Kachemak Bay Ferry to Halibut Cove (Homer, Alaska) - Take a round trip boat tour with your pet with Kachemak Bay Ferry touring company to Halibut Cove! 
Denali National Park (Denali Park, Alaska) - Denali National Park is a must-see for you and your pet.  

Chugach State Park (Anchorage, Alaska) - Explore Chugach State Park with your dog. - It’s almost 500,000 acres and the fourth largest state park in the United States! There are tons of trails to sniff and explore.

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Would you like to adopt an Alaskan Malamute puppy? Maybe you’re looking for Golden Retriever puppies for sale in Alaska? Then you’ve come to the right place.

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