Dog Breeds
Siberian Husky
The Siberian Husky is thought to originate in Siberia where they were bred by Eskimos to pull a sled (or sledge) over the snow. They were kept by the Chukchi Eskimos whose occupation was herding reindeer. The dogs had to have great stamina to pull loaded sleds over long distances. The thick, double coat kept the dogs warm in the snowy wastes.
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Siberian Huskies for Sale
1. Siberian Husky
adult female for sale. Two years old. Grey and white with blue eyes.
2. Black and white
male with blue eyes. 8 Months old. Available immediately. Price on request. KUSA
registered. Micro-chip implanted, vaccinated and dewormed. Vet checked with vet
card. Contact Genevere Visser on 0825646865 or e-mail
geneverev@gmail.com for more
information. Situated in Welkom FS. Transportation to any area in South Africa
at an additional fee. Posted 14.04.26
Siberian Husky Puppies Expected
Siberian Husky Puppies available from June to approved homes. No breeding permitted as per our pet contract. Both parents are active show dogs and South African champions. For more information contact me, Joanna Gusarevich, 073 966 6456, e-mail: belukhasibes@yahoo.com. Visit our webpage for more information. Posted 01.05.26
Another Siberian Husky Breeder
Rachel Partridge 0825124231. e-mail: partridge.r@pg.com. Kennel name: Coldchain. More info on our webpage.
Puppies for sale on this webpage must be registered with KUSA - the Kennel Union of Southern Africa. To advertise your dogs, contact eileen@petsplace.co.za
About Huskies
Owner R. Herselman.
The word "husky" covers all the sledding breeds. Alaskan Malamutes, Samoyeds, Eskimo dogs, and gimmiq's are also huskies.
Fur traders took Siberian Huskies to Alaska where the breed was developed for the sport of dog sled racing in the early 1900's.
These lively, outdoor dogs need a big yard and lots & lots of exercise.
Not an aggressive breed, they get on well with people, and would enjoy being "worked" in a training class. They are friendly, outgoing and mischievous.
Siberian Huskies are still used today as sled dogs and for the sport of sled-racing. Six dogs are often harnessed together.
The Siberian Husky is a medium-sized, strongly built dog. He looks a little like a fox, with erect ears, sharp, alert face, and bushy tail.
Colour: any colour and markings. Huskies, and some other breeds, often have eyes that are different colours. The eyes can be brown, blue, or mixed colours - for example, one blue eye and one brown eye. Height at shoulder: males 53 - 60 cm, females 51 - 56 cm.
Class: working breed
Colours
White
Whisper grey with blaze mask
Agouti
Photos supplied by G. Visser
Husky Joke: "Unless you're the lead dog, the view never changes."
Siberian Huskies have a dog's life, harnessed together like slaves, pulling heavy loads across the bleak, freezing snow - yet they love it! They can't wait to work!
Let's be huskies! Let's do our work with enthusiasm! The Bible says, "Workers, obey your bosses just as you would obey Christ. Serve wholeheartedly as if you were serving God, not men."
Ephesians chapter 6 verses 5 to 8
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