Welcome to Mush! Kennels
Top Quality Siberian huskies since 2017

At Mush! Kennels, it is our #1 priority to look after the well-being of all our dogs as well as the Siberian husky breed as a whole. We serve to better the breed, advocating proper canine care and training to our puppy buyers. We strive to create the perfect puppy today for tomorrow's demands. While working sled dogs are a near necessity in Alaska, we understand that the strong working temperament is not necessarily desirable for the average home. This is why a Mush! Kennels Siberian is bred with not only structure and workability in mind, but most importantly a sound temperament.

Location
Mush! Kennels is currently located in Billionaire Estates. The kennel areas as well as training facilities take up approximately thirty acres of cleared land and are partially surrounded by thick forest, a gorgeous open view of the mountains and the occasional hiking trail adding to the beauty of the property.

Breeding Program
There are several aspects of our breeding program we are paying special attention to in order to ensure steady quality increase of all our Siberian husky progeny. Not only are we in the process of establishing a stronger prevalence of blue eyes in the breed across the game, we are also working diligently to increase XPM, health, and stats to create well-rounded dogs overall. At the moment our Siberians are diverse in their aptitudes but we seek to eventually change this to two separate lines within our kennel: a show line and a working line.

News
7/25/2017 - As of today, we are no longer breeding any females under the age of 88 FP days old. Males will not be bred until they are 100 FP days old. This is for the purpose of maximizing the outcomes of our breeding program. Some of our achievement breeds may be an exception as to speed up our Progenitor achievements.

8/10/2017 - Mush! Kennels is now adding two arctic breeds to our side specialty program: the Alaskan Malamute and Samoyed. We will continue to work with a variety of other breeds as part of our achievement program, but Siberians will always remain our #1 focus.