ROCKY.
6 Years · Male · Large
Alaskan Malamute (medium coat)
Reported needs
- Older children only
Affectionate · Eager to please · Goofy · Leash trained · Playful · Plays with toys

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Listed by Washington Alaskan Malamute Adoption League
Reported adoption fee: 500
Seattle, WAListing location
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Life together
- With dogs
- No
- With children
- YesAlso reported: Older children only
- Energy
- High
- Vaccinations current
- Yes
Information published by Washington Alaskan Malamute Adoption League. Ask what they’ve observed in daily care and around other pets or children.
A little about ROCKY
Questions to ask
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Needs to talk through
Also reported: Older children only.
What do these reported needs mean for ROCKY’s daily life and the home you’re looking for?
An ordinary day
Reported energy: High.
What does a typical day of walks, play, rest and training look like for ROCKY?
Time alone
How long has ROCKY been left alone, and how did they do?
Care and costs
Reported adoption fee: 500.
What care, medication or ongoing costs should I plan for with ROCKY, and what is the current adoption fee?
Taking the next step
Is ROCKY still available, and how can I arrange to meet them? What are the adoption steps and fees?
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Taking the next step
General adoption information from Washington Alaskan Malamute Adoption League. Confirm current fees and requirements for ROCKY with them.
Listed Nov 5, 2026 · Updated Nov 6, 2026
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