Yakutian Laika puppies in Mayo

🐾 Yakutian Laika puppies — one female and one male looking for loving homes! 🐾

I have two puppies of this beautiful and rare breed available — one female and one male. I am looking for responsible owners who will welcome them as family members and give them affection, exercise and opportunities to explore the world together. ❤️

I am the only Yakutian Laika breeder in Ireland. I have owned this breed for 10 years, and I have 22 years of breeding experience, which began with Alaskan Malamutes. I am always happy to share my knowledge and experience and offer support to my puppies’ new families.

What are Yakutian Laikas like? 🐕

They are intelligent, friendly and affectionate dogs who thrive on human companionship. They become deeply attached to their families and often form a particularly close bond with one person. In my experience, they are sensitive, family-oriented dogs who love being involved in everyday family life.

They enjoy walks, playtime and activities with their owners. They are best suited to people who have time for them and enjoy an active lifestyle. They need gentle, consistent training and socialisation. They can also have a mind of their own — they are northern dogs, after all! 😊

Their beautiful, thick coats need regular brushing, especially during shedding season. Each puppy has its own personality, so I will gladly help you choose the puppy best suited to your family and lifestyle.

📍 Castlebar, Co. Mayo, Ireland

You are very welcome to visit and meet the puppies and my adult Yakutian Laikas in person. I will happily tell you more about daily life with this breed and answer your questions.

💌 If you are interested, please send me a private message telling me a little about yourself and the home you could offer a puppy.

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