Copper Siberian Husky

Reason for Returning Sasha: The former family returned her since she does not fit their lifestyle.

Training: Sit, Down, Stay/Wait, Go to your crate, Let’s go, Leave it (needs practice), Drop it (needs practice), Off (needs practice), house trained via door bells, and crate trained.

Does she get along with other dogs?: “Yes, loves other dogs” – Former family. She loves all the dogs at Husky Palace. You can see a video of her and Nieve (adult Husky) under “Husky pups” on our Instagram account, @huskypalace

Does she get along with cats?: “No. Chases cat constantly”. – Former family.

Does she get along with children?: She can be rough with them (jumping on them).  We are working with her to be gentle with children. 

What treats and toys does she love?: “Freeze died salmon and salmon flavored treats and kibble. Stuffed toys, treat puzzles, balls (fetch), ropes (tug of war).” – former family

More Info? I have the traditional Siberian Husky energy.

When sharing bowls with another doggie, I will patiently wait until they are done drinking water before I start drinking.

I love playing with the other doggies here. I play hard and sleep hard!

My favorite walks are sniff walks. I like to explore with my nose. Once my sniff walk is done, I take a nap.

I am a friendly, alert, intelligent, outgoing, active, agile, JOYFUL, lively, confident, fearless, curious, playful, kind, and trusting puppy.

We have been breeding for 20 years. This is the father’s first litter. We have been breeding the mother’s bloodlines for 19 years.

These pups are 5th-generation Husky Palace bloodlines. These bloodlines have shown healthy, great temperaments, and beautiful babies for 19 years.

The expected weight for this pup is 55 lbs full grown.  This is based on the bloodline’s weight.

Within this litter bloodline, there are 12 dogs with OFA exams and 1 dog with an Embark test. As of today, there are no significant health issues. The following is the breakdown of the exams.

Hips: 4 family members with OFA Hip exam (Good & Fair; no signs of hip dysplasia). This includes the grandfather, great aunts/uncles, and cousins.

Eyes: 8 family members with OFA Eyes exam (Normal; no signs of eye issues). This includes great-grandparents, great-aunts, cousins, and great-great-grandparents.

Elbow: 2 family members with OFA Elbow exam (Normal; no signs of elbow dysplasia). This includes a cousin and a great-great uncle.

Patella: 1 family member with OFA Patella exam (Normal; no signs of patella issues). This is the great-great-aunt.

Cardiac: 1 family member with OFA Cardiac exam (Normal; no signs of heart issues). This is the great-great-aunt.

Degenerative Myeloptathy: 1 family member with OFA Degenerative Myeloptathyexam (Normal; no signs of Degenerative Myeloptathy). This is the great-great-aunt.

GM1-Gangliosidosis: 1 family member with OFA GM1-Gangliosidosis exam (Normal; no signs of GM1-Gangliosidosis). This is the great-great-aunt.

Cone Degeneration: 1 family member with OFA Cone Degeneration exam (Normal; no signs of Cone Degeneration). This is the great-great-aunt.

Progressive Retinal Atrophy: 1 family member with OFA Progressive Retinal Atrophy exam (Normal; no signs of Progressive Retinal Atrophy). This is the great-great-aunt.

Siberian Husky Shaking Puppy Syndrome: 1 family member with OFA Siberian Husky Shaking Puppy Syndrome (Normal; no signs of Siberian Husky Shaking Puppy Syndrome). This is the great-great-aunt.

Siberian Husky Polyneuropathy: 1 family member with OFA Siberian Husky Polyneuropathy (Normal; no signs ofSiberian Husky Polyneuropathy). This is the great-great-aunt.

Embark: 1 family member with an Embark DNA test. This is the great-aunt and she was clear for Siberian Husky-related health issues.