Wayeh Working Housedogs
Since 1981, Wayeh (WHY-uh) Working Housedogs has produced FOURTEEN generations of AKC Alaskan Malamutes. They do the jobs they were originally intended to do (packing, sledding, and weight pulling) while living in a modern home environment (conformation, obedience, and therapy) and sleeping on the couch. The best gift we can give our dogs is a job.
Recent Posts
- AVAILABLE updated 11/2024
- Training Logs 2024 (Weightpull with Frost, Dresden, Kyra, etc.)
- Storms 2021 Update
- Spotlight on Wayeh
The puppy is the first step. The next step is giving them a JOB. Take them for a walk around the neighborhood. Take them to town for a walk around a feed store, lumberyard, or pet store. Take them to the mountains. Go for a hike, climb a mountain, or hang a hammock… Just GO!
Wayeh Malamutes are up for any challenge. They can do just about anything you decide to do.
As a breeder it is my responsibility to only use dogs who are a credit to their breed. As owners it is your responsibility to give the dogs a job they love.
If for no other reason than a tired dog is an obedient dog.
Wayeh Mals are ambassadors for the breed wherever they go.
- From therapy visits to nursing homes and shut-ins.
- From seizure-alert to service dogs.
- Early morning loose-leash walks to Companion Dog Excellents, multi-numbered RAEs, and the world’s first Rally Obedience Champion, any breed, any kennel club, any where on the planet.
- From hiking the Cumberland Trail segments to week-long winter camping trips in the frozen north.
- From pulling brush in the backyard to weightpull titles and regional medals.
- From zipping around a bike path on a scooter to back-country carting.
- From chasing varmints in the garden to nose work, barn hunt, and tracking titles.
- From splashing on the shoreline to dock diving.
- From playtime at your local dog park to two generations of ROM bitches, Top Southern Area and Nationally ranked Malamutes, multiple group-winning and multiple Best In Show Malamutes.
Alaskan Malamutes aren’t just a hobby, they’re a lifestyle. Take them with you to pick up the mail, it’ll make their whole day. Take them with you on a walk around the neighborhood, on a trip to the store, up in the mountains or down to the shore. It’ll be good for them, great for you. Just get up and go.