Hey guys i need some recomendation here. I live in Georgia and currently in the market for a husky puppy. Just like everyone else i want a confident, Healthy beautiful Husky puppy...However i prefer that my husky to be on the bigger side and i dont want a malamute. is that a wrong thing ? thanks for your help.

No breeder can guarantee size. Even oversized parents can still produce offspring that fall within standard. Breeders should be breeding to maintain the breed standard, for structural integrity, for health and quality of future generations.

Any breeder you choose to speak to should be proving their dogs are quality representatives of the breed in some fashion, be it conformation or working in harness. The lines should reflect a history of merit and health and parents should be screened for common hereditary issues within the breed. For Siberians OFA hips and CAER eyes (annually) are a minimum. Not just 'vet checked'.

There are a few breeders that abide by our Parent Club's breeder code of ethics in Georgia- Good luck

http://shca.org/shcahp4f.htm#GA

If you want a husky on the bigger side, many reputable breeders will be a bit cautious with you. A good breeder breeds for health, temperament, and to breed standard, not for size, color, or eye color.

You will see breeders who list "giant" huskies, and those are red flags to stay far, far away.