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Malaki

Malaki at Sandy's
October 25, 1989 - June 3, 2004

Ch. Oopik's Malaki of Winterchill
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BIS A/C Ch. Oopik's Apache Grey WTD WWPD
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Ch. Icelandic Snomischief of Oopik WTD CAMO

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Message from Valhalla

You were with me to the very end and even after I had "gone" you held me.
As my soul left my body and I looked down and saw you crying, I wanted so much to tell you that I understood.
You did this for me.
I tried to tell you in my own way that it was time for me to leave, and I thank you for understanding.
No other will take my place, but those I left behind will need your love and affection as I have had.
You still think of me, and there are times you try to hide your tear-filled eyes.
But please...be happy and think not of sadness,
but of how I made you happy and made you laugh at the funny and smart things I did.
There are no fences in Valhalla, for no one has the desire to "dig out".
There are no thunderstorms in Valhalla, therefore fear is never present.
There are no fights in Valhalla. Everyone is congenial.
There is no hunger.
There is no thirst.
There is much to explore.
Many of us who are older take care of the little ones and guide them.
It's fun watching them run with their ears flopping and their tails wagging.
We have four seasons in Valhalla, and most of us agree, winter is our favorite.
So you see, my loved one, I am very happy...
When it comes time for my friends to leave, I will meet them at the gates of Valhalla, and I will acquaint them with this beautiful and serene place, and I will take care of them for you.
Thank you for loving me, caring for me, and having the courage to let me go with dignity.

Jane S. Morris

Malaki was my soulmate and best friend. He has accumulated many fans over the years and I truly believe anyone who ever met him remembers him.

He made his mark early in the show ring and completed his championship with numerous Best of Breeds, 9 Best Puppy in Group, and numerous Group placements. He retired from the show ring at the tender age of 1 1/2 yrs. as we wanted to do obedience and prove that Malamutes really can do it. Malaki easily earned his Companion Dog title with scores in the 190's. I'd say he proved it alright!

He retired from sledding after 11 yrs. on wheel position. He was the dog that would always get you up that steep hill no matter what and we miss him terribly out on the trails.

Malaki was my shadow for fourteen years, eight months ... a good, long life for a mal but still not nearly long enough.

Malaki, May 2004
Malaki - fourteen years, seven months old
Malaki gets his CD
Earning his Companion Dog title. A very proud moment!
Malaki and Taz
Malaki and his Taz "pillow".
Malaki 12 years old
August 8th, 2001
11yrs and 9 months.
Malaki at 13 yrs Malaki at 13 yrs
Malaki at 13 years old, December 2002
Bride & Ringbearer Ringbearer & Flower Girls

August 4th, 2001 - Our Wedding Day.
Malaki was our proud Ringbearer. He is shown above with flower girls Naomi and Aimee, and at left with bride Gaylene.

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