As a child, I was always drawn to animals. I dreamed of one day being able to own a white Siberian Husky. In 1996, I puchased my first Siberian Husky, Dutchess. The road was not an easy one Siberians can be quite a handful. I contued to spend a large amount of time and worked with her diligently, today she is a wonderful companion to me.
In 1997, I began my siberianHusky breeding hobby. I raise companion animals, and hope to one day began showing a puppy whelp from my lines. I do not breed my dogs for money, I do it because I love and enjoy the breed, and want others to enjoy the breed as much as I have. because of this I do not always have puppies available, but when I do there are strict requirements that you must adhere to in order to be considered:
You must have a six foot fence. You must be committed to using a leash, and have proper kenneling practices. As well as these requirements, you must be willing to sacifice a life time to properly feeding, watering, sheltering grooming, excercising andproviding veterinary care for your Siberian.
A little about the breed:
You must have patience, kindness and love ,even when your new best friend has re-landcaped your back yard, torn up your house or simply will not listen. You must understand that the hair is the sixth food group, because Siberians shed year round, But "blow" their coat twice a year.
You must also understand that Siberians are not guard dogs, and typically do not bark. They do however enjoy howling ans sing happy "woo-woos" to anyone who will listen. They are not usually not aggressive, but some enjoy terrorizing cats and small animals.
Last, Please don't buy a puppy because it is cute and cuddly, buy it because you have researched the breed and have determined that this is a breed that you can care for and love as a devoted companion for the rest of it's life.
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