SJUSJØEN HUSKY TOURS
SJUSJØEN HUSKY TOURS
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Finnolkoia, 2610 Mesnali · +47 948 46 270 · ida@huskytours.no
DOGS FOR SALE

A husky of your own.

Most years a few of our puppies are looking for homes, and when our dogs retire from the tours they make wonderful family dogs. Come and meet them – that is the best start.

Health-tested parents, AHE free
Retired dogs from age 8
ida@huskytours.no · +47 948 46 270
Puppies at the Sjusjøen Husky Tours kennel
PUPPIES

Born in the pack, used to people.

Our puppies can become the best family dogs, and the best sled dogs. The parents are tested and free of AHE, the puppies are dewormed and well socialised – guests visit the kennel every day through summer.

Puppies are welcome to stay here a little longer with their siblings if the eight week mark does not suit your plans. If you are interested, you are welcome to come and meet them all.

Snø with her puppiesTwo puppies from Fnugg's litter
THE LITTERS

Three litters this spring.

Litter 1 – Snø and Kvist
Snø had seven puppies on 28 May with our Kvist. Both parents are among our best racing dogs, and both are leaders. The litter is even in size and very social.
Litter 2 – Pernille and Pompel
Pernille and Pompel had six adorable ones on 12 June. Pernille is an amazing leader, always happy. Pompel is one of our best wheel dogs, with long legs and a calm head. Both are always friendly.
Litter 3 – Fnugg and Winchester
Fnugg came to our kennel last autumn and had seven puppies on 18 June with Winchester, a male from the Swedish musher Petter Karlsson. Some of the females might be looking for homes.
Which puppies are available?
It changes as the litters grow. Email Ida and tell us a little about yourself, and we will let you know who is still looking for a home.
Pernille's puppies cuddling on the grass
RETIRED DOGS

A new sofa for a good dog.

A retired dog from a big kennel like ours is usually about the easiest, friendliest dog you can get. Alaska huskies are healthy dogs that often reach 14, so we let ours retire around age 8. Sleeping on the couch, easy walks, maybe pulling their new owner on skis – with many good years left for their new family.

If you are an active person in a home that suits a dog, you are welcome to visit. The match between dog and owner matters most, so come and say hello, and perhaps try one at home for a while.

A retired husky out on a walk
FOR SALE · 8 YEARS

Bob – everyone's friend.

Bob is a brother of Audi and calm about everything and everyone. A happy boy who loves a cuddle, and still a very good sled dog – great on skis with a little practice, or in a hobby team. He usually runs wheel with us, and we have used him in lead as well. A dog to grow very fond of, simply.

Bob the Alaska huskyBob running in a sled dog team
FOR SALE · 6 YEARS

Aussie – the gentle one.

Aussie is a big boy who never quite settled into the tourist runs. He could become a good sled dog in a hobby team, or a hiking friend and best friend at home. He is cuddly and very kind, and needs a little time with new people.

Aussie the Alaska huskyAussie standing in the sun
FOR SALE · 8 YEARS

Miekak – steady and calm.

Miekak is eight years old, steady, calm and social. A fairly big boy who is kind to everything and everyone, and walks nicely on a leash. A safe companion who takes the days as they come.

We usually have more dogs than these that might be looking for homes. Ask us, and come and meet them.

Miekak the Alaska huskyMiekak close upMiekak from the side
GOOD TO KNOW

Common questions.

Can they live indoors?
Absolutely. They also thrive outside, so with a dog yard the dog can be out while you are at work and inside when you are home.
Are they house-trained?
They have lived outdoors all their lives, so going on a floor feels very unnatural to them. Tell the males no if they mark, help the dog out at natural times, and most are house-trained within a day or two.
How do they cope as an only dog?
It goes just fine, but expect an adjustment period before the dog understands that you are the new pack. Walk a little extra and spend plenty of time together the first weeks.
Are they used to cats?
No, even though we have a cat. A new home means new rules – just make it clear that chasing the cat indoors is not allowed.
Are they good with children?
These dogs have lived a life with tourists of all ages. Still, always be careful with dogs and children, and never leave them alone together.
Come and meet them.
Email Ida, tell us a little about yourself, and we will set up a visit.
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