This miniature husky was developed in the
1970's in Alaska. The goal was to produce a small husky-type dog that excelled
in temperament and health. The Klee Kai became available to the public in late
1988. Strict breeding regulations are enforced regarding these little dogs in
order to ensure the standards. There are three sizes of Alaskan Klee Kai:
|
|
 |
Toy
Variety: Up to and including 13 inches. |
|
 |
Miniature
Variety: Over 13 inches and up to and including 15 inches.
|
|
 |
Standard
Variety: Over 15 inches up to and including 17 inches. |
|
 |
Serious
Fault: over 17 inches in height up to and including 17 1/2 inches. |
|

|
Disqualifications:
Over 17 1/2 inches in height |
For official UKC standards, click Here.
For a more detailed history of Klee Kai development, click
Here.
Kika's Klee Kai dogs and offspring are DNA profiled with United Kennel
Club

Member of Alaskan Klee Kai Association of America
and United Alaskan Klee Kai Association.
Web development by
Savior Software