RIP Turbo xoxoxox

Turbo's first day on earth.  Already cute.

Cuter still.  Way too cute.

Illegal levels of cuteness

With his brother Stihl when he was part of kelim kennels (Stihl on your left)

Fun things to do back at Barking Brook

He was a big part of rehabbing his sister Twinkle.  Love and fun fixes a lot.

Turbo and his gorgeous sister Twinkle.

Turbo as a prime age sled dog.  Simply astounding, such a hard worker.

Young goofy lovable guy

He might have been fluffy but he was always intense on the trail

Now a seasoned sled dog, doing tours, getting everyone to relax and enjoy the fun.

Turbo as an older tour dog, working hard, but keeping the mood light and fun

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Guess who?

Nana PemPem!

Now this was SNOW

-Miss W
Owner and Musher
Barking Brook

Ron is going to Scotland!

More of cutie Ron

Sorta like snow?

What kind of a breeder are you working with?????

We all know quality doesn't come paired with quality.

We all want a puppy that the breeder spent a lot of time socializing.  Breeder socializing is key to the foundation of a smart, healthy adaptable puppy.

We all want a puppy that has carefully chosen parents.

When you are puppy shopping there are a few ways to determine the quality of puppies and the breeder.  HOW MANY LITTERS PER YEAR is one question I would ask.  No one is going to come right out and say they breed for money.  But anyone who is breeding primarily for money..  well it is not the same as someone breeding for themself.  It's like food you cook for yourself and food you get already prepared (grocery store etc).  The food you make for yourself you really put the attention to.

If it is not obvious how many litters have been produced, I am not so sure there is quality in the breeding plan.  There might be quantity though!!!

A good breeder should list what they have produced.
Here is our list:  http://www.barking-brook.com/our_siberian_husky_puppy_litters


-Miss W
Owner and Musher
Barking Brook Sled Dog Adventures, llc
http://www.Barking-Brook.com