Two years ago today we got our baby Mayah.
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Mayah has been an amazing pup for us she’s our smallest but also our most obedient. Since the first day we got Mayah, she has been a super good listener she was so easy to house train and teach the basic commands such as: sit, lay down, stay. In the Alaskan Malamute community we all know they don’t always love to listen it’s just part of their personalities that we love. Mayah on the other hand didn’t have that problem she is as obedient a collie. Mayah comes from a long line of show dogs which is probably one of the big reasons she such an obedient pup.
![Alaskan Malamute on a walk](https://i1.wp.com/blog.tetonmalamutes.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/IMG_4386.jpg?fit=525%2C432)
According to the AKC female Alaskan Malamutes weigh around 75+ but our girl Mayah is on the smaller end weighing 66 lbs when she’s full grown she will probably weigh about the standard 75. Unlike the rest of our mals who are all on the bigger end of the scale full grown.
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Mayah is our most unique Malamute her coloring is much different than the rest she’s our only silver and white, she’s smaller, and she’s much more obedient she makes our beautiful pack a bit more diverse than most. We love Mayah, can’t believe it’s already been two years, we are excited to see where we are in another two years.