"Howler" - CH Winterstarz Sun of Istari, AOM, WTD, WPD, WWPD, RN

OFA: Excellent AM-11945E28M-PI, CHD: AMCA 13911, DNA Profile #: V585617, CERF: AM-2666

Istari's Procyon Winterstar, ROMWD X Black Ice's Flaming Sirius, WTD, ROMWD

        

Howler earned his call name as a puppy, when his distinctive voice sounded like a raccoon's trill.  Born October 22, 2003, a puppy in the very first WinterStarz litter, we were delighted with his resemblance to his sire Procyon and so named him "Sun".   Howler is the first conformation Champion bred by WinterStar Farm.  He has completed Beginner and Intermediate Obedience and enjoys competing in Rally. 

Howler is a very even tempered dog, good with other dogs and crowds.  In 2009 he attended our local Cub Scout meeting with Tim for a demonstration on dogsledding, and thoroughly enjoyed the total bedlam of 30 exuberant and enthusiastic Cub Scouts tearing around and surrounding him.  He is a powerful sled dog and works the best in the wheel position, although we also run him in dual lead. 

Howler finished his conformation Championship in 2007 with three major wins.  He also took Reserve Winners at the large Malamute Specialty Show in Waukesha, WI in July 2007.  Howler earned his WTD (Working Team Dog) title in April 2007, his RN (Rally Novice) title in September 2009 and his WPD (Working Pack Dog) title in December 2009.  The Alaskan Malamute Club of America recognized Howler as the #3 Malamute in Rally Novice in 2009.   At the 2010 Alaskan Malamute Club of America Regional/National show in Denver, Colorado, Howler won the Working Dog Class and received his Award of Merit, under Judge Jean Fournier.  He also placed 4th in the Working Dog Showcase under Judges Mark Johnson, Bob Sencenbaugh and Mike Sullivan.  In 2011, Howler started his weight pull career - at the age of seven and a half!  He quickly caught on and earned his WWPD (Working Weight Pull Dog) title within a few months.

Howler has been genetically tested for long coat and is S/S, which means he does not carry the long coat gene and cannot sire any long coat puppies.  Please Contact Us to inquire about stud service.