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7 weeksAge
FemaleSex
$2,000Price
Kellie
Alaskan Klee KaiTransportation available
5 hours
$2,000
Replies within 24 hours
Description
These 2 beauties are from Kiya and Juneau. They are so beautiful and so full of fun. They have been vet checked, wormed and had first vaccination. They both have bright blue eyes. They have beautiful parents. You can reserve either through me or through Lancaster Puppy which you might be more comfortable to do. They are very helpful and easy to work with. There is a fee but it might give you more security. Otherwise I’m happy to deal without directly. I would like to meet you at my home but know that is not always possible so I can meet at Omaha Eppley for only 50.00. If you need a pet transporter I can help you with that too. Both Kellie and Katie are beautiful quality puppies. They will make a wonderful eye catching pet!!
Kellie has the most gorgeous blue eyes and a mask that will catch anyone’s eye. She is very playful and she loves kids. (As you can see her playing with my grandaughter).
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Litter details
LocationOakland, Nebraska
Puppies in litter2 female
BreedAlaskan Klee Kai
Age7 weeks, 1 day
Ready to LeaveNov 20, 2026
SexFemale
Health & Docs
Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm treatedVet checkedParents are health testedRegistered
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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Other puppies in this litter
Available
Katie
Female$2,000
Pros
Striking miniature Husky appearance — the Alaskan Klee Kai captures the Siberian Husky’s wolf-like look in a compact, manageable size
Exceptional longevity of 13 to 16 years for a small dog
Clean, cat-like personal hygiene habits — one of the tidier small breeds available
AKC Miscellaneous Class recognition (as of 2025) signals formal breed advancement
Cons
Very heavy seasonal shedder with two major blow-outs annually — not suited to households sensitive to pet hair
Reserved and cautious with strangers by nature — requires extensive early socialization to prevent shyness becoming problematic
Highly vocal, using a wide range of howls, yodels, and “talking” sounds; not suited to noise-sensitive living situations
One of the most expensive small breeds in the United States at $2,500 to $3,000+