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Originally bred to keep as a companion dogs for families as well as endurance sled dogs. Siberian Husky is an active, intelligent and easy to train dogs. They are beautifully double coated, comes in a multitude of colors and markings. The most appealing part is their eyes which has a resemblance with wolves.
History of
Siberian Husky
The Siberian husky originated in Northeast Asia, a place called Chukchi Peninsula. The Chukchi people used these double-coated, large- sized dogs as sled dogs and they excelled in it. Their ancestors belonged to Siberian Arctic and that too in an
inclement weather.
The breed was first brought to the city in United States called Nome to serve as active sled-pulling dog. Eventually Alaskans amplified their interest in this breed. Therefore, William Goosak, a fur trader introduced huskies during Nome Gold Rush as sled dogs.
Leonhard Seppala, one of the pre-eminent breeders of that time gathered a number of championships to his name by participating in the competitions.
Leonhard Seppala and his lead sled dog Togo covered the most dangerous path (over 260 miles of the journey) of the serum run They crossed over 600 miles From Nenana to Nome to deliver the diphtheria serum. Gunnar Kaasen was the final musher who
participated in the run to Nome with his team of sled dogs for the last 53 miles. Balto was the lead dog who completed the serum run and in honor of the lead dog, a statue was built in the Central Park of New York.
The Siberian Husky dog was first recognized by the American Kennel Club and in the same year, the exportation of Siberian husky was halted.
In this year United Kennel Club registered this dog as “Arctic Husky”. Later in 1991 the name was changed to Siberian Husky.
Principles
• We believe in laxity, our dogs enjoy their own space and free to roam around the entire place.
• Our main precedence is the health condition of our dogs. Thus they are fed homemade foods and nutritious dry foods recommended by the vet.
• We do not handover puppies before 56 days of their age.
• As per Kennel Club of India (KCI) all dogs are registered. Litter registration is done only after 30 days.
• Puppies are relinquished with a health certificate issued by a veterenian.
• Puppies can be delivered intra state through trains and flights where Air India flights are connected. Transportation and cage cost will be chargeable on extra.
• KCI certificates will be provided after delivery, once we receive it from Kennel Club of India. The certificates are chargeable.
• All our puppies meet KCI and FCI standards. food love & training High energy combined with lots of smarts lends itself to disaster when the dog is not properly cared for. It’s imperative that Corgis receive appropriate amounts of exercise, special food, bath, care and brain activities. Be caring and responsible.
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The pappies are 2 month old. Those who share their homes with our puppies often describe them as intelligent and loyal, and, above all, possessing the desire to please their owners. Husky are generally good with children and well-mannered in the home. Husky is usually an exceptionally obedient dog.