After dreaming of adding one to our family we have made the leap. This is Juneau.

Will be spending a lot of time learning from you guys. Can't wait to meet you all.
Cheers
Doug

Hello! I am a first time husky mom too. I have had my ups and downs but this is a great place to get help.

Welcome aboard, Doug. What a ball of cuteness you have there!

Hi Doug, I'm one of the older regulars here (and Amy, I don't need any comments from you!)
That is one cute little ball of fur there, do you have any idea what it's going to be when it grows up - white, tan, silver???

aljones wrote:

Hi Doug, I'm one of the older regulars here (and Amy, I don't need any comments from you!)
That is one cute little ball of fur there, do you have any idea what it's going to be when it grows up - white, tan, silver???

Here is a picture of the mothers sister.. the mother looks very similar.



The owner has dozens of them as they are sled dogs. Not sure if thats a good or bad thing to have it in the bloodline or if it matters. They were WONDERful dogs.

Welcome to the forum, Juneau is adorable! Love his light coloring. His mothers sister is beautiful!

Welcome to the forum. Cute pup.

Welcome to the forum! There's nothing wrong with getting a puppy from working lines. I think it's ideal because you get a puppy that can do the job it was originally made for! She will likely need a lot more exercise than even the typical Husky though. Keep that in mind and maybe get a good bike so you can run her regularly. My Husky is from working lines and that's what I do with him. He runs alongside and loves it!

Welcome to the forum. Can't wait to see Juneau grow. We need more pics, haha.

hi, welcome to the forums. very cute fur baby.

Wow thank you all for the warm welcomes!!! At 8 weeks she came home today!!!



Here she is in the car.

whitehusky3 wrote:

Welcome to the forum! There's nothing wrong with getting a puppy from working lines. I think it's ideal because you get a puppy that can do the job it was originally made for! She will likely need a lot more exercise than even the typical Husky though. Keep that in mind and maybe get a good bike so you can run her regularly. My Husky is from working lines and that's what I do with him. He runs alongside and loves it!

Thank you for the suggestions. I am actually very fitness oriented so I can't wait to take runs with her.

Now, why'd you tie that poor little Teddy Bear into the car seat?  You know how it works, first flash impression before reality sinks in.  'bout all I can say about that picture is "cute!"

I think it's great that you're getting a pup from a working line and from someone who obviously does work his dogs.  Now, while we're waiting for Juneau to grow up, do you have links to any of the runs that your breeders dogs have been in??

I'm sure that we don't need to remind you that's it's going to be an unbearably long time before you can actually get her out to run with you.

aljones wrote:

Now, why'd you tie that poor little Teddy Bear into the car seat?  You know how it works, first flash impression before reality sinks in.  'bout all I can say about that picture is "cute!"

I think it's great that you're getting a pup from a working line and from someone who obviously does work his dogs.  Now, while we're waiting for Juneau to grow up, do you have links to any of the runs that your breeders dogs have been in??

I'm sure that we don't need to remind you that's it's going to be an unbearably long time before you can actually get her out to run with you.

Haha it was a new collar and she was playing with it. That was on the way back from Pet Quarters where we got her a new bed.

I do not actually know but I will ask.. I'm curious now as well.