4Blu's ideal home Blu is looking for a home with fun loving and active adopters who can take him on adventures, exploring the great outdoors and lots of fun play and enrichment to keep him busy. He can live with children aged 8 years and over are comfortable with a large, playful dog and can give him space to rest when needed. Blu is friendly lad and could live with an
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3Dave's ideal home Dave is an energetic, cheeky chap who is excited to bounce into his new home! He is very bouncy but is able to live with children of around secondary school age who are happy with this. Dave can be a bit full-on when he first meets a new dog, but soon settles down and enjoys off-lead playtime. With the right match he would be able to live with another dog,
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3Barney's ideal home Barney is ready to find his forever home. He’d love for his family to be up for some training and able to give him plenty of company. Any time required on his own can be introduced gradually once settled and house-training should just need a little refresher. Barney can live with another dog and teenagers. Could you be Barney's perfect match? Barney loves
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Crumpet's ideal home Crumpet is a 1-year-old Husky who after not having the best start in life is looking for his forever home. He can live with older teens of 16 plus who are comfortable around large bouncy Dogs, but will need to be the only pet in the home. Ideally his new owners should have a good understanding of food guarding and Crumpet can be worried around formal
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4Murphy's ideal home Murphy is a lovely boy, full of beans and fun, who is excitable and needing some training. He can be bouncy but he just loves people and is very affectionate. He loves his toys and will play nicely with people or by himself. He can be a bit sensitive in new situations and may take a little while to settle in his new home. Could you be Murphy's perfect
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1Juice's ideal home Meet Juice, a stunning 2-year-old Husky who is ready to find his pawfect forever home! This handsome chap will need to be the only pet in the household, but he’s happy to have doggy buddies after a successful meet at the centre. Juice can live with secondary school children and will initially need owners who are around most of the time to help him feel
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2Karl's ideal home 7 month old Karl has come to us through no fault of his own and now looking for a forever home. Karl will need a home that is patient with him and can work on building his confidence. Karl has not been exposed to much of the world and can be a little nervous initially when meeting new people or being in new environments. He would benefit from a secure garden
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Rescue Centre / Charity
6Otto's ideal home 7mth old Otto is a Husky x and now ready to look for his forever home. This cute little guy came to us with his 2 siblings through no fault his own. Otto could potentially live with another dog in the home but there is a history of food guarding between him and his siblings. He can live with children 8+ and would need his new family to be around most of the
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Rescue Centre / Charity
4Bandit's ideal home Bandit is a very handsome 6yr old Husky. He's quite typical of the breed, enjoying his walks and exploring interesting trails. He likes a calm home so young children won't suit him, but sensible teens should be fine. He's fine with Dogs out and about but isn't really interested in them. He much prefers human company so will need to be the only pet in his
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6Scott's ideal home Scott is looking for a home with minimal leaving hours while he is settling in and will need to build up any time on his own slowly. He could live with a well-matched, calmer dog pending successful dog mixes at the centre. Scott can be worried by new people and handling, so would be better suited to living with or having visiting children of secondary school
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Rescue Centre / Charity
1Zeus's ideal home Zeus will require a adult only home that has experience of the breed and are willing to have a period of settling into the home. He does struggle being left alone so will need a home around all of the time initially but with a view that with some time settling this could be built up. He could live with another dog that is playful/tolerant of an overly
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Rescue Centre / Charity
2Shadow's ideal home Super Shadow is on the search for his forever home with adopters who are ready for an active dog and want to get stuck into training. He can struggle when being left and therefore would benefit from his adopters being around for most of the day to help him settle in and learn that being left for short periods of time shouldn’t be scary. Shadow has shown
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Ralf's ideal home 7 month old Ralf has come to us through no fault of his own and now looking for a forever home. Ralf will need a home that is patient with him and can work on building his confidence. Ralf has not been exposed to much of the world and can be a little nervous initially when meeting new people or being in new environments. He would benefit from a secure garden
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A Husky puppy costs around £800. This is the average price of the Husky puppy itself and other costs involved include vet bills and supplies, dog food, treats and toys.
At siberian-husky-owners.co.uk, you'll find a carefully curated selection of Husky puppies for sale from trusted, reputable breeders across the UK. Our platform features KC-registered and licensed breeders who prioritize the health, temperament, and welfare of their puppies. Whether you're looking for a specific puppy colour, a male or female Husky, or puppies from fully health-tested parents, siberian-husky-owners.co.uk is your go-to site to find your perfect furry companion with confidence.
Male Huskies tend to be slightly larger and more muscular, with affectionate and playful personalities. They make loyal and energetic companions for families.
Training depends on the individual dog and consistency rather than sex. Male Huskies respond well to training when given proper guidance.
Neutering is often recommended to prevent unwanted litters and reduce some health risks. Your vet can advise on the best timing for your puppy.
