I feel that color is not the number one factor in getting a Malamute. Health and temperament are the most important I feel. Here are definitions on the colors and markings . You can also visit this website http://www.alaskanmalamuteinfo.com/color.htm to see examples.
Another great website to look at is http://www.nicholescritters.homestead.com/malcolorgenetics.html very informative and gives a lot of information. A few more websites you can look at are http://www.snowlion.org/colors.html and http://www.worldmals.com/colors.htm
Another great website to look at is http://www.nicholescritters.homestead.com/malcolorgenetics.html very informative and gives a lot of information. A few more websites you can look at are http://www.snowlion.org/colors.html and http://www.worldmals.com/colors.htm
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Black and white: Black guard hairs with black or gray undercoat.
Red and White: A definite shade of red, either light or dark; with light points (lip line
and nose), and eye color. No black factor evident.
and nose), and eye color. No black factor evident.
wolf sable and White: Black or gray guard hairs with a reddish undercoat and red trimmings. Both red and black factors evident.
Alaskan Seal and White: (many people think this is black, but it is not.) Black or black tipped guard hairs with white or cream undercoat. Dogs appear black at a distance, but is not a true black because of the light undercoat.
White: Both guard hairs and undercoat are white. Often evidence of a mask in cream color. A rare color. Only solid color allowed
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click on the name of the color and it will take you to more examples..
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Blue and White: An off-black or bluish-charcoal gray color. Eye color may be affected. No black factor evident.
Silver and White: Light gray guard hairs with white undercoat. No black factor evident.
