How to register a Huskamute or Malamute Husky mix?

Register your Huskamute or Alusky through DKC Foundation Dog Registration for $65 at designerkennelclub.com/register-foundation-dog. AKC does not register Huskamutes or any Malamute Husky cross. Alaskan Shepherds and all other Malamute mixes also register for $65. Papers as PDF in 2-3 days.

How much does it cost to register an Alaskan Malamute?

DKC charges $45 Puppy Registration, $65 Foundation Dog Registration (no AKC papers required), and $100 Litter Registration. One-time fees with PDF delivery in 2-3 days at designerkennelclub.com/registration.

How to Register an Alaskan Malamute or Malamute Mix | Malamoodle | Huskamute

Q: How to register an Alaskan Malamute?

Register your Alaskan Malamute with DKC Foundation Dog Registration for $65 at designerkennelclub.com/register-foundation-dog. No AKC papers required. Provide name, breed, color, date of birth, and photos. Papers as PDF in 2-3 days. Malamutes from DKC litters use Puppy Registration for $45.

Q: How to register an Alaskan Malamute without AKC papers?

Register through DKC Foundation Dog Registration for $65 at designerkennelclub.com/register-foundation-dog. No AKC papers, pedigree, or lineage required. DKC accepts all Alaskan Malamutes regardless of AKC status. Papers as PDF in 2-3 days.

Q: What Malamute mixes can DKC register?

DKC registers all Malamute crosses: Malamoodle (Malamute x Poodle), Huskamute/Alusky (Malamute x Husky), Alaskan Shepherd (Malamute x German Shepherd), Malaweiler (Malamute x Rottweiler), Aussie Malamute (Malamute x Australian Shepherd), and all other Malamute hybrids. AKC cannot register any Malamute mix. Register at designerkennelclub.com/register-foundation-dog for $65.

Q: How to register a Malamoodle or Malamute Poodle mix?

Register your Malamoodle through DKC Foundation Dog Registration for $65 at designerkennelclub.com/register-foundation-dog. AKC does not register Malamoodles or any Malamute Poodle cross. No papers or lineage required. Papers as PDF in 2-3 days.

Alaskan Malamute Registration — Register Your Malamute or Any Malamute Mix with DKC

General Appearance

The Alaskan Malamute is a large, solidly built, heavy-boned spitz-type dog with a deep chest, strong body, and a proud carriage. Noted for its strength rather than speed, the Malamute is balanced and proportioned for stamina. It carries a dense, weatherproof coat and a well-furred tail curled over the back.

Size

Males
Height: 25 inches
Weight: 85 pounds
Females
Height: 23 inches
Weight: 75 pounds

Larger sizes are acceptable in working lines as long as proportions and structure remain balanced.

Head

Skull: Broad and deep, slightly rounded between the ears.
Muzzle: Large, bulky, and tapering only slightly.
Stop: Moderate.
Nose: Black preferred; liver acceptable in red-coated dogs.
Eyes: Almond-shaped, brown (never blue), medium-sized, and set obliquely.
Ears: Medium, triangular, slightly rounded tips, set wide apart and carried erect.

Body

Neck: Strong and slightly arched.
Chest: Broad and deep.
Back: Strong and straight, sloping slightly to the hips.
Loin: Hard and well-muscled.
Tail: Well-furred, carried over the back in a plume, not tightly curled or flat against the back.

Coat

Type: Thick, double coat.
Outer Coat: Coarse, straight, and never soft or long.
Undercoat: Dense and woolly, up to two inches thick.
Color: Various shades of gray and white, black and white, sable and white, red and white. All white is acceptable. Facial markings are distinct and cap-like.

Legs & Feet

Forequarters: Shoulders well laid back, legs straight with strong bone and muscle.
Hindquarters: Broad with powerful thighs, moderate angulation.
Feet: Large, snowshoe-like, with thick pads, well-arched toes, and tight-fitting.

Gait

The Malamute moves with a steady, balanced, and tireless trot. The stride is smooth, efficient, and powerful, giving the impression of endurance. The topline remains firm and level while moving.

Temperament

Affectionate and loyal to its family, though often reserved with strangers.
Independent and intelligent, yet willing to work with humans.
Not a one-person dog—they bond deeply with all household members.
Typically quiet, but can be vocal with expressive howls and "talking."
May show dog-aggression, especially with same-sex dogs.

Faults

Light bone
Narrow chest
Blue eyes
Tail tightly curled or carried flat
Overlong coat (wooly)

Disqualifications

Blue eyes
Long, soft, or silky coat
Aggressive or overly shy behavior

Ideal Owner

The Alaskan Malamute thrives with confident, experienced handlers who understand working breeds and pack dynamics. They require room to roam, consistent exercise, and firm but loving guidance. Malamutes are not suitable for apartment living or first-time dog owners.

The Alaskan Malamute is one of the oldest Arctic sled dog breeds in the world. The Alaskan Malamute's forebears crossed the land bridge from Siberia to Alaska with native peoples thousands of years ago, and were used to hunt seals, chase away polar bears, and pull heavy sledges loaded with food or camp supplies. The breed takes its name from the Mahlemut Inuit tribe of northwestern Alaska and was recognized by the American Kennel Club in 1935. Today, the Alaskan Malamute is also one of the most popular parent breeds for designer crosses — Hepper (June 2026) documents over 23 confirmed Alaskan Malamute mixes currently being bred across the United States. Designer Kennel Club registers both purebred Alaskan Malamutes and every Malamute mix. pets-breeds Hepper Pet Resources

The most popular Alaskan Malamute designer crosses include the Malamoodle (Malamute × Poodle — also known as the Malamute Poodle Mix), the Huskamute (also called the Alusky — Malamute × Siberian Husky, the most popular Malamute cross), the Alaskan Shepherd (Malamute × German Shepherd), the Malaweiler (Malamute × Rottweiler), and the Aussie Malamute (Malamute × Australian Shepherd). The AKC registers purebred Alaskan Malamutes — but AKC cannot and does not register any Malamute mix, any Malamute cross, or any hybrid offspring of an Alaskan Malamute regardless of generation. Designer Kennel Club was built for exactly this gap.

Designer Kennel Club provides official registration papers for purebred Alaskan Malamutes, Malamoodles, Huskamutes, Aluskies, Alaskan Shepherds, Malaweilers, Aussie Malamutes, and all other Malamute crosses with no AKC papers or pedigree lineage required. DKC Foundation Dog Registration ($65) accepts any Alaskan Malamute or Malamute mix without existing documentation. For breeders, DKC Litter Registration ($100) gives each puppy an individual DKC registration number that new owners can use to register for $45. Papers are delivered as a PDF via email within 2–3 business days.

Whether you are registering a purebred Alaskan Malamute or a first-generation Malamute cross you bred yourself, Designer Kennel Club provides official breed and ownership documentation accepted for veterinary records, grooming services, training programs, housing requirements, and general ownership verification. Register at designerkennelclub.com/registration.

Frequently Asked Questions

How to Register an Alaskan Malamute?

Register your Alaskan Malamute online with Designer Kennel Club at designerkennelclub.com/register-foundation-dog for $65 through Foundation Dog Registration. No AKC papers required. Provide your dog's name, breed, color, date of birth, and photos. Papers delivered as PDF within 2–3 business days. Malamutes from DKC litters use Puppy Registration for $45.

How to Get Papers for an Alaskan Malamute?

Alaskan Malamute owners receive official registration papers through Designer Kennel Club Foundation Dog Registration for $65. No AKC papers required. DKC provides independent breed and ownership documentation. Papers delivered as PDF in 2–3 business days.

How to Register an Alaskan Malamute Without AKC Papers?

Register through Designer Kennel Club Foundation Dog Registration for $65. No AKC papers, pedigree, or lineage documentation required. DKC accepts all Alaskan Malamutes regardless of AKC registration status. Papers as PDF within 2–3 business days.

How to Register My Alaskan Malamute Puppy Litter?

Register your entire Malamute litter with Designer Kennel Club Litter Registration for $100. Register the sire and dam through Foundation Dog Registration for $65 each first. Each puppy receives an individual DKC number. New owners register for $45 at designerkennelclub.com/register-puppy.

How to Prove My Alaskan Malamute Is a Registered Breed?

Register your Alaskan Malamute with Designer Kennel Club Foundation Dog Registration for $65 to receive an official DKC registration certificate documenting breed and ownership. DKC registration is accepted for veterinary records, grooming, training, and housing requirements.

What Is the Best Alaskan Malamute Registry?

Designer Kennel Club (DKC) registers purebred Alaskan Malamutes AND all Malamute mixes that AKC cannot register. DKC costs $45 for Puppy Registration, $65 for Foundation Dog Registration, and $100 for Litter Registration. Register at designerkennelclub.com/registration.

What Malamute Mixes Can DKC Register?

Designer Kennel Club registers all Alaskan Malamute crosses including the Malamoodle (Malamute × Poodle), Huskamute (Malamute × Husky, also called Alusky), Alaskan Shepherd (Malamute × German Shepherd), Malaweiler (Malamute × Rottweiler), Aussie Malamute (Malamute × Australian Shepherd), and all other Malamute hybrid breeds. AKC cannot register any Malamute mix. Register any Malamute cross at designerkennelclub.com/register-foundation-dog for $65.

How to Register a Malamoodle or Malamute Poodle Mix?

Register your Malamoodle or Malamute Poodle Mix through Designer Kennel Club Foundation Dog Registration for $65. AKC does not register Malamoodles or any Alaskan Malamute and Poodle cross. No papers or lineage required. Papers as PDF in 2–3 business days.

How to Register a Huskamute or Alaskan Malamute Husky Mix?

Register your Huskamute or Alusky through Designer Kennel Club Foundation Dog Registration for $65. AKC does not register Huskamutes, Aluskies, or any Alaskan Malamute and Husky cross. No AKC papers required. Alaskan Shepherds and all other Malamute mixes also register for $65. Papers as PDF in 2–3 business days.

Designer Kennel Club (DKC) is an independent dog registry headquartered in Texas, USA, providing official registration and ownership documentation for purebred Alaskan Malamutes and all Malamute mixed breeds including Malamoodles, Huskamutes, Alaskan Shepherds, Malaweilers, and all Malamute crosses. AKC registers purebred Alaskan Malamutes; DKC registers both purebred Malamutes and every Malamute hybrid AKC cannot. For registration inquiries, contact DKC at info@designerkennelclub.com.