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30-01-25
All Pups Have Been Adopted
17-12-24
Congratulations Ace & Shaya
14-12-24
Congratulations Ace & Piper
Keep watch on our “4 Sale” page for information on litters for 2025
We do NOT inbreed our Husky like many ‘Pure bred' breeders
Each and every dog is from a different home, family or state.
The Siberian Husky are a very happy, friendly, exuberant and intelligent breed, together with their striking appearance and pleasant smiles, they are very hard to resist. However, please remember that the
Siberian Husky is NOT for everyone! They need a long-term commitment to activity, entertainment,
exercise and obedience. Their unique character and high energy level can frustrate you although they will undoubtedly entertain you and can bring you lots of fun or grief. If this type of relationship does not appeal
to you, please do not take the Siberian Husky into consideration. We strongly recommend that you must
do a lot of research about this breed and ask a lot of questions before owning your first husky. The
breeder should also ask you many questions to test your knowledge on the breed before deciding if you
are ready to take on the responsibility of adopting and taking care of a Husky pup.
Do they get on with other animals?
Yes and No. They love the company of other dogs, but you must be cautious when introducing them to
cats and other small animals. Not all Siberians will like your other pets.
Can they cope with our climate?
The thick double coat of the Siberian Husky shows its origins in the cold, cold climate of the north. The
dense undercoat is covered by the short, straight guard hairs of the topcoat. The coat holds heat against
the dog during Arctic winters, when temperatures may fall to -60 degrees celcius below zero! However,
the coat's structure also reflects heat in the summer, making this breed flexible enough to live anywhere.
How big do they get?
Males up to 60cm and weighing around 27kg.
Females up to 56cm and weighing around 23kg.
Weight should be in proportion to the height of the dog.
We would like to thank Koala Publishing for giving us the opportunity to have some of our husky puppies printed on their greeting
cards. Special thanks to Julie Woodward for her time and effort. All images are the property of Koala Publishing.
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