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Welcome to Lakota Siberian Kennels web site! We are a Mother &
Daughter hobby breeder of Siberian Huskies and Wolf Hybrids.
Our goal is to breed and raise the
most awesome looking huskies, we would like heads to turn when one of our huskies walks by. Each an and every husky we
chose, we took are time because it had to have certain markings and colors we wanted we would'nt settle for anything less. Our opinion
of the Siberian Husky is the best pet companion to own. All of our Huskies are family socialized from
the time they are born until they go to their new homes. We spoil all of our huskies even the puppies. Our
puppies come with a Health Guarantee, first set of puppy shots, dewormed, and Generation certificate.
The
Siberian Husky has a delightful temperament, affectionate but not fawning. The Siberian Husky is alert, eager to please,
and adaptable. They are highly intelligent but their independent spirit may challenge any family. While capable
of showing strong affection for his family, the Siberian Husky is not usually a one-man dog. He exhibits no fear or
suspicion of strangers and will greet guests cordially. In his relations with strange dogs, the Siberian Husky displays
friendly interest and gentlemanly decorum. His versatility makes him an agreeable companion to people of all ages and
varying interests. (Siberian Husky Club Of America, Inc.)
Breeder's Story
We want to tell you a little bit about our selfs, why
we call our kennel Lakota Siberian Kennel. We named the kennels after our oldest husky Lakota, she is 13 years old. We
fell in love with her when we first saw her, she wonder up on our front porch one morning. We had called the number on her
tags and the lady who owned her said she kept getting out of her backyard and so she wound up giving Lakota
to a friend of hers and she must have escaped from their also, so the lady told me I could have her so she signed the
papers over to us. Lakota has loved staying with us all these years, she has never tried to escape. She's a loving dog,
she has helped around the farm and has been a mother to other stray puppies until we've found new homes for them.
So this is the reason why we decided to raise Siberian Huskies. We have plenty of wide open space for
our dogs.
 This is our "Lakota"
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