Ah, the Internet can be a wonderful tool for learning and expanding one's horizons. This page is provided as a convenience to the visitor that wants to check out some other kennels and/or learn more about the Siberian Husky breed in general. All the breeders listed on this page are also good friends that produce quality dogs. Informational links about the breed will take you to some trusted sources of accurate info that you may find useful. All these links to other sites will open in a new browser window. If you find a broken link or a site that is no longer active, please notify the
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Mikuluv Siberians
Richard and Mara Herba breed, raise and train Siberian Huskies on a country property about 60 kms (40 miles) away from Canberra, Australia. More than one SIBEX dog resides in the Land Down Under. According to Rich & Mara, "We enjoy our 'piece of the Australian bush' at Mikulov. We like the breed's striking wolf-like appearance and unique characteristics which have really endeared us to them since we bought our first Siberian pup in 1988." Mikuluv Siberians - "Where Our Well Balanced Dogs Have titles At Both Ends of Their Names".
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Royal Star Siberians
Tom & Marie Krause are not only great breeders, but also great friends. Located just south of Rockford, Illinois, Royal Star Siberians exhibit proper conformation and great temperaments. Tom & Marie have been good friends and mentors for SIBEX Siberians for many years, and we value their wisdom and insight into the breed.
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Juroblyn Siberians
Judy Pilkay operates Juroblyn Siberians (pronounced "jer-oh-blin") down in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, and is another good friend and trusted mentor. Judy also co-owns our lovely male, "
Trooper" (seen as a puppy on her site). If you're in the south and need some sound advice about Siberians or are looking for a quality puppy, get in touch with her !
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Trillium Blue Siberians
Liz DeMartino operates Trillium Blue Siberians in Marietta, Georgia, and her objectives for breeding Siberian Huskies closely resembles that of SIBEX Siberians.... "Our goal at Trillium Blue is to produce Siberians with outstanding structure, movement, sweet temperaments, and distinctive beauty. Our breeding's are carefully planned to produce quality and sound puppies for show, work and companions that conform to the AKC standard. All our breeding adults are certified free of hip dysplasia (OFA) and inherited eye defects (CERF)."
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Huskavarna Siberians
Glen & Paula Marcy have also proven to be a good friends over the years, and they have bred some
of the great Siberian Huskies of modern times. In their own words, "Our Mission: To never lose sight of the importance of form and function as a whole, never sacrificing one in favor of the other. To remain constant in our integrity and sincere in our mission. To truly enjoy the life and love of our Siberian Huskies." Enough said.
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Qudos Siberians (and Akitas)
Eric & Linda Quarterman operate Qudos Siberians here in Michigan, and kindly provided us with one of the best sled dogs and Champions we've had the pleasure to own - Qudo's Bewitched N Bewicked ("Samantha") Samantha is the mother of our current rising star, SIBEX's Enchantment ("Sam").
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Siberian Husky Club of Greater Detroit
SIBEX Siberians has been involved with the SHCGD for many years in many different capacities. With the high concentration of Siberian fanciers in the Great Lakes area, the Siberian Husky Club of Greater Detroit is one of the largest and most pro-active breed clubs of its kind in the country.
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