Siberian Husky Kennel......
October 28, 2011:
Kuckunniwi Siberian Husky Kennel arrives in Norway.
November 01, 2011:
We run our 12 siberian huskies on a trail with the dryland equipment.
November 02, 2011:
Kuckunniwi Siberian Husky Kennel prepares to join the Norwegian Siberian
Husky & Kennel Clubs.
November 17, 2011:
Kuckunniwi Siberian Husky Kennel settles in Folldal Norway.
January 06 2012:
The local river is now frozen so we can now cross this and access some of the Femend trail with our 12 dogs and sled.
January 08 2012:
We are now able to train the dogs more thoroughly and starting to increase the distance accordingly.
January 10 2012:
The dogs have acclimatised very well to the Norwegian winter and are enjoying running continually on snow.
January 12 2012:
We are now running from Folldal to Dalholen and back and the dogs so far are turning and running as expected.
January 16 2012:
We are now running between Folldal and Grimsbu and back travelling across the frozen river on a couple of occasions.
January 25 2012:
We are now running between Folldal and Grimsbu and Dalholen and back travelling across the frozen river on a couple of occasions. The dogs are running very well.
Unfortunately, the UK is increasingly seeing large numbers of "breeders" who are breeding for money alone, without any consideration for the health and welfare of the breed.
The vast majority of the dogs which come into rescue are unregistered dogs bred without health checks by "breeders" concerned more about money than the breed.
So - CAVEAT EMPTOR (Buyer Beware!!!) - if you are interested in buying
a Siberian Husky, please be aware that there are some very unscrupulous
people out there quite happy to sell you an ill-bred, unsocialised, poor
quality puppy from un-health-tested parents.
They may promise you registrations which never arrive, they may lie about
the identity of the parents, they may lie about everything except the fact
that they want your money!.
Your only protection is to do your homework as thoroughly as you can before even beginning to contact a breeder.
Don't see a flash website and assume that they must therefore be good breeders; assume that, because they are members of a breed club that they are good breeders; and whatever else you do, assume that because they are members of the Kennel Club Accredited Breeder Scheme that they are good breeders.
There are many good breeders amongst these organisations and schemes, but we have also recently come across some appalling puppy farmers who have been members. Membership alone is no guarantee that they are an ethical breeder.
It is extremely unusual for good breeders to need to advertise puppies
for sale. They will usually have a waiting list. If a breeder advertises
on one of the online puppy sales services, or in the free papers, as a simple
rule of thumb, AVOID THEM LIKE THE PLAGUE!!!!
Here are a couple of reputable Siberian Husky Welfare web sites with plenty of information accordingly.
Please use any of the email address links below for any questions or further information..
Email Address
For general email enquiries please use the following email address links;
martin.mitchell@kuckunniwi.com and or marellen.mitchell@kuckunniwi.com
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