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We complete OFA testing on the hips, elbows, and eyes of our dam and sire or parent dogs. These areas can be problematic for dogs, and this helps us make sure our dogs are passing on the best traits to their puppies. 

We also complete embark DNA testing with full genetic panel to make sure our dogs are passing on healthy and strong genes for the next generation of Siberian Huskies.   

For more information, here are some helpful links:
https://www.akc.org/breeder-programs/breed-health-testing-requirements/

http://cdn.akc.org/Marketplace/Health-Statement/Siberian-Husky.pdf

We charge $1500 per puppy. We accept cash, cash app, venmo, paypal, and zelle.

That includes 

- AKC Reunite microchip

- First vaccine 

- Deworming 

- Health guarantee

- First vet appointment to verify pupy's good health (completed prior to pick up) 

- AKC limited registration (for pets, not show dogs or breeding)

Full registration with AKC is available in some circumstances. We consider each request on a case by case basis. 

We begin accepting deposits once the dam is pregnant and while the puppies are weaning. The  $300 non-refundable deposit reserves the puppy of your choice until he or she is weaned and ready to go home. 

The deposit counts toward the total cost of the puppy, so the remaining $1200 is due at pick up to take home your puppy and their puppy packet. 

When you pay a deposit, we are happy to provide you with a receipt to your email address. 

If we have available puppies that are fully weaned and ready to go to their new home, you can pay in full and pick up a puppy at the same time. Once the puppies are weaned, a deposit is only required if we are continuing to hold the puppy for additional time and the terms of the deposit agreement will apply. 

Yay! You're going home with a puppy! 

We are so excited for you, and the journey of love and adventure you will have with your new pet. 

We want to enable your success as a new puppy-parent, so every puppy goes home with a puppy packet including:

- AKC paperwork with instructions for registration (limited or full as applicable)

- AKC reunite microchip paperwork and tag

- The puppy adoption agreement (hardcopy, pdf available by request)

- The puppy's health history document

- A leash

- A gallon bag of puppy food so you can transition your puppy to their new diet

- A small blanket that smells like the dam and littermates

- A squeaker toy

- A few treats

- Some basic instructions on how to begin training your puppy for excellent behavior

We guarantee that each of our puppies is of sound health and temperament at the time of sale. The puppy is also guaranteed against genetic defects or inherited issues for one year or until the puppy's first birthday. 

If we have puppies still available, you are welcome to schedule an in person visit to meet them and get to know their personalities. You may bring your immediate family to our farm, but please leave your other pets at home.  No outside pets allowed for the sake of the health of the puppies.

We only breed one litter a year, so they get reserved pretty quickly. We recommend putting a deposit down on the puppy of your preference as soon as you can.

Each puppy's time of bonding and learning from it's mother is so important to the puppy's long-term health and behavior. Puppies are fully weaned off of the mother's milk by 8 weeks, and if the puppy can stay with the mother until the puppy is 10 weeks of age, they receive the maximum benefits in the puppy's development. We require all puppies to stay with the mother at our farm until 8 weeks, and we prefer them staying here until 10 weeks. Then you get the healthiest and happiest puppy for your family!

LOTS. Siberian Huskies were raised to pull sleds in the arctic cold. 

They like pulling and having a job to do. They also have LOTS of energy to run and play. They need that exercise to help them stay healthy and to help them behave their best the rest of the time.  

"Siberians are active, athletic dogs who need a lot of exercise. They are a working breed and happiest when they have a function to perform. Regular exercise is important both physically and mentally, and doing activities together strengthens the bond between dog and owner. Siberians were bred to run and will do so at every opportunity; it is vital to keep the dog on a leash, in harness, or in a fenced yard at all times... A busy and active Siberian is a happy and healthy Siberian. This breed is also very adaptable, and for those who live in a more urban setting, daily walks or doggie play groups can provide great exercise." -AKC

Do you like to go for long walks, runs, or bike rides? Maybe you like rollerblading or skateboarding? Your husky can join you and it can be fun activity for both of you! 

Sports you can do with your husky: 

Running with a dog - canicross

Cycling with a dog - bikejoring

Siberian Huskies are a naturally self-cleaning breed. They have low odor, and they usually only need a bath a few times a year. 

Weekly brushing is very helpful to maintain healthy skin and coat, and it also helps to keep the shedding to a minimum. 

Siberian Huskies have a double coat: an undercoat, and guard hair. The undercoat is shed twice a year, and it is important to continually 'rake out' the old coat. We find that a slicker brush is great for most brushing, and a metal comb is helpful to get out tangles or mats, if needed.

Their nails also need to be trimmed if they get too long. Keeping their nails trimmed regularly helps their feet stay healthy. 

Huskies are known to be a bit dramatic about grooming, but a little peanut butter or cheese can help when training them to like the activity.