Puppies are bred infrequently, approximately one or two litters each year. When I place a puppy, it
must be adopted as a member of a dog-loving family. Therefore, I need to know detailed information about the adopting family and the way the puppy will be raised.

I breed Siberian Huskies primarily for myself, but I cannot keep every puppy. Therefore, there are always some puppies available in each litter to be placed as pets or show dogs. I breed to produce show-quality puppies that I can keep and add to my own program. I do not breed for specific eye color or coat color. I can, however, predict fairly well what a certain combination of parents will produce.
I want each puppy to live a long and happy life with its original buyer, so I strive to place puppies in the best possible homes.

All my puppies leave here registered with the Canadian Kennel Club, as well as vaccinated, dewormed, tattooed (or microchiped), and socialized.

To purchase a puppy, the first step is to send me an e-mail, describing what you are looking for and your plans for this new family addition. The next step is to reserve a puppy by placing a deposit. Puppies are typically sold well before they are born, so please don't expect to take home a puppy the day you contact me. Once the puppies are born, I photograph them regularly and I post the pictures on my website. I will also e-mail you regular updates of your puppy's progression.