beautiful purebred Siberian husky’s, 3 girls and 2 boys left. Parents are family pets and can be seen. The pups have been socialised in the family home around children. Teenagers and adults and have been well handled. They are very playful and have beautiful temperaments.All the pups are healthy, loving, happy and playful and are ready to leave, they have been wormed at 2, 4, 6 and 8 weeks, vet health checks, microchips and first vaccinations. Their second vaccinations will also be paid for to help all our puppies become fully vaccinated therefore they will all come with their vet documents and microchip
Girl- light brown/grey bi eyed
Girl- black/white brown eyes
Girl-white blue eyes
Boy-white/cream bi eyed
Boy light brown/grey blue eyes
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Siberian Husky Breed Information