I have done a lot of research on having two puppies at once and i hear a lot of negative things about having sisters i have had dogs most of my life but never two at once and never a husky this is a dream for me any good advice would be most welcome

It's just slightly different than having two dogs gotten at different times. I had a brother and sister at the same time, and it was like having twins in that everything they did was so synchronized. Since they're already used to each other, the play times are almost never ending, haha, they have a very strong bond with each other (like I said earlier, they behave like twins...one knows what the other is thinking ) but it's said having two siblings makes for a more difficult bonding experience between you and the pups, I didn't find that to be true. Just like with my current two, and my last two, the bond is/was there for each of them. I don't really know what else to add but if you have any specific questions, just ask

thankyou for that i know its not gonna be easy but i came into this with my eyes open just one question did you seperate them on a night in different cages or did you let them sleep together

They each had their own crate ...and they pretty much each stayed in their own crate, they were the wire (see through) ones and were side by side, so maybe that helped in that they were still close to each other but still had their own space. One difference in training to puppies at the same time versus having one older one younger, is that in the latter, the older one helped in the training process, so it is a little tougher having two puppies/siblings at the same time in that respect

your advice is muchly appreciated am off to buy two crates tomorrow

no problem! Congratulations and good luck, they will be awesome though no doubt

Post some pics of them sometime!

From what I've also read about having littermates is to spend equal one on one time with each pup on training and and playing. You want to be able to have them be separated as to not cause anxiety later on if one happens to have to stay at the vet or something like that.