- Facts
1. Professional Affiliations:
Siberian Husky breeders must have affiliations of the American Kennel Club (AKC) and other special clubs like Siberian Husky Club or America or of Britain.
2. Why Use a Breeder:
Siberian 
Husky
breeders can provide vital information about the puppy's parents. They can give
tips on the correct method of raising the
dogs.
3. How to Find:
All kennel clubs that register Siberian Huskies have referrals for breeders on their websites. There are pet magazines also, which run classifieds for Siberian husky breeders.
4. What to Expect:
Huskies are not very easy to buy. The breeder would want you to fill a form, providing several details on your personal information. Information on other pets is also asked.
5. Breeder's Surroundings:
Siberian Huskies must be kept in a well maintained and clean surrounding. Check their litter box to see if it is emptied daily. A dirty litter box means an unhealthy husky.
Siberian Husky Breeders - Newborn Facts
1. Average Number of Newborns Delivered at Birth:
Siberian Huskies give six puppies on an average in a single litter.
2. Age To Be Sold:
Siberian Husky puppies can be sold when they are six to seven months old. Until then, they require care from their mother.
3. What to Look For in a Newborn:
Puppies with shaggy coats that are too harsh or too silky must be rejected. Similarly a puppy with a tightly curled tail that is either too high or too low must not be purchased.
4. Registry:
Register new pups with the AKC under the working group.
5. AKC Recognized Characteristics:
The AKC has serious size considerations. Males above 23 1/2 inches and females above 22 inches are rejected. They define Huskies as dogs with clean heads, erect ears and closely-set oblique eyes.
6. Expense to Purchase Newborn:
A Siberian Husky puppy costs upwards of $500.
7. Dam and Sire Information of your Newborn:
Parental information can be
obtained from the breeder. Their medical history 
enables the buyer to
know of any genetic diseases that may have passed on.
Siberian Husky Breeders - Breeder Concerns
1. Breeder Reputation:
It is important to buy a Siberian Husky from a well-recommended and well-referred breeder who knows the correct approach to breed and handle the rough dog.
2. Pet Health:
Siberian Huskies are relative healthy breeds. Yet, they can suffer from hip dysplasia, eye problems such as PRA and zinc related dermatitis.
3. Assurances:
The breeder must have routine tests done for the Siberian Husky. These include an annual eye screening (AVCO) and hip checkup (OFA). These tests ensure good health for the husky.
