Got a question, just got a new addition, I got her brother from the same litter, they know each other, the owner had to give him to me, they were happy to be reunited, but my other husky the female has been real aggressive the last few months, they both are 2 years old, they have had 3 bad fights lately and been all her, she has a serious attitude problem, has anyone had this problem, she has had another dog as a companion for the last 6 months and she was good with him except the last couple months, he just left, we were only keeping him for 6 months

Is this two females having issues? Are they both fixed? Is the new male fixed? Same sex aggression happens more than you might expect in huskies. As they age and fully mature it can become worse. Anyone being unfixed can elevate the issue. What is happening when the fights break out? Are they playing? Is someone eating? More details would help.

Male and female, brother and sister, 2 years old, both are fixed, she's always the agressor, I've noticed there fought over a rawhide that was his but she attacked him for it, one time looked just for the hell of it, she just attacked him, and one time he layer on the bed that's his and she attacked him

i'm going to ask how much damage they do to each other in these fights?  I have two neutered females who seem to go for weeks without any problems and then someone decides she wants to be boss.  Generally there isn't any harm done - except to my nerves cause they always start right under / next to me! - so the 'aggression' is pure dominance.  

Last time, Sky got a bit of Sasha and we had more blood than I was comfortable with but really nothing serious.

My read of what you wrote is that this isn't aggression per se but dominance - aggression, in my book, is typically something that starts out of the blue for no reason at all, with your dogs it seems to be a case of "You may think it's yours but ..."