Buy Siberian Husky Puppies in India | The Dog Farm

Looking for an intelligent, playful, and stunning dog with mesmerizing blue eyes? Meet the Siberian Husky — one of the most loved and admired dog breeds in the world.
At The Dog Farm, we offer purebred Siberian Husky puppies raised in a clean, ethical, and loving environment. Each puppy is Breed Certified, health-certified, and properly socialized for family living. 

The Siberian Husky is a medium-sized working breed known for its wolf-like appearance, friendly nature, and remarkable endurance. Originally bred by the people of Siberia, these dogs were used to pull sleds across snowy terrain — which explains their exceptional strength and stamina. 

Siberian Husky average life span is 12 to 15 years.  

The Siberian Husky is one of the most energetic and athletic dog breeds in the world. Bred originally for pulling sleds in harsh Arctic conditions, Huskies have strong endurance and high energy levels.

To keep them healthy and happy, they need:

• At least 60–90 minutes of exercise daily
   
• Activities like running, walking, fetch, agility, and playtime
   
• Mental stimulation through puzzle toys and obedience games
   

If they don’t get enough exercise, Huskies may become bored or destructive, as they are extremely intelligent and active by nature.

Siberian Huskies are social, loving, and energetic. They enjoy human company and thrive in active families.

• Great with children and other pets
   
• Highly intelligent and trainable
   
• Very social — not ideal for isolation
   
• Playful, outgoing, and affectionate
   

With early obedience training and regular exercise, Huskies become excellent family companions.

Yes, Siberian Huskies can live in apartments — but only with dedicated daily exercise and proper temperature control. 

Here’s how you can make an apartment suitable for your Husky:

• Provide two long walks (morning and evening)
   
• Add indoor play sessions and short training breaks
   
• Keep them in a cool, ventilated room — Huskies are prone to heat exhaustion
   
• Avoid long hours of isolation; they crave companionship
   
• Deshed regularly to manage fur indoors
   

Apartment owners who are active and can commit to outdoor time can happily raise a Husky even in urban areas.

A Siberian Husky is not for everyone, but perfect for people who:

• Love outdoor activities like running, trekking, or hiking
   
• Have time for daily walks and training
   
• Enjoy interactive play with their pets
   
• Live in moderate or cool climates
   
• Can handle moderate shedding and grooming routines

Best suited for: 

•  Active families 
•  Working professionals with outdoor lifestyle 
•  Fitness lovers 
•  Pet parents who treat dogs as family 

Not ideal for: 

•  People with very sedentary lifestyles 
•  Owners who stay away from home for long hours 
•  Those who prefer low-maintenance breeds 

The Siberian Husky is one of the most stunning and athletic dog breeds in the world — famous for its striking blue eyes, wolf-like appearance, and unmatched stamina. Originally bred by the Chukchi tribe in Siberia to pull sleds across freezing landscapes, the Husky is intelligent, loyal, and full of life.

At The Dog Farm, we responsibly breed purebred Siberian Husky puppies in India with top-quality lineage, ensuring healthy, well-tempered companions ready to thrive in your home.

• Breed Group: Working
   
• Origin: Siberia, Russia
   
• Lifespan: 12–15 years
   
• Nature: Friendly, alert, energetic, independent
   
• Temperament: Loyal, playful, intelligent, loves company
   
• Energy Level: High – thrives on daily exercise and activity

Huskies are highly intelligent but also known for their independent spirit. They learn quickly but need consistent, positive reinforcement. Obedience training from an early age helps control their stubborn streak.

They are affectionate, family-oriented dogs that do best with active owners. Because of their pack instinct, they enjoy the company of humans and other dogs alike.

A balanced diet is essential for maintaining the Husky’s energy and coat health.

Recommended Diet Plan:

• Puppies: High-protein puppy food, divided into 3–4 meals daily
   
• Adults: 2 meals daily, rich in protein, calcium, and Omega 3 & 6 fatty acids
   
• Add supplements like multivitamins, joint care, and coat boosters
   
• Avoid overfeeding — Huskies are naturally moderate eaters

The cost of a Siberian Husky puppy in India depends on coat color, eye color, lineage, and location.

At The Dog Farm, healthy, KCI-registered Husky puppies are available between: 

₹45,000 – ₹1,20,000 

All our puppies come vaccinated, dewormed, and vet-checked before being placed in new homes. 

Huskies have a double coat that sheds heavily twice a year (blowing coat season). Regular brushing (3–4 times a week) helps keep shedding manageable.

Grooming Tips:

• Brush regularly using a deshedding brush
   
• Bathe once every 4–6 weeks
   
• Keep nails trimmed and ears clean
   
• Maintain a cool living environment

 Gender                                   Height                                 Weight 

 Male                                        53–60 cm                            20–27 kg

 Female                                    50–56 cm                           16–23 kg  

 Siberian Huskies are strong, healthy dogs but can develop:

• Hip Dysplasia
   
• Cataracts
   
• Corneal Dystrophy
   
• Zinc Deficiency
   

Precautions:
Regular vet visits, balanced nutrition, and controlled exercise can prevent most issues. Avoid overexposure to heat — Huskies are cold-weather dogs.

• Striking appearance with captivating eyes
   
• Loyal, social, and affectionate
   
• Extremely intelligent and playful
   
• Great for active individuals or families
   
• Moderate food intake despite high energy

Unlike many breeds, the Husky has boundless energy and endurance. They’re known for their friendly, non-aggressive nature and independence. Their wolf-like look combined with loving behavior makes them a unique family pet and head-turner everywhere they go. 

Huskies can be a challenge for first-time owners due to their energy and intelligence, but with the right training, exercise, and grooming routine, they make loyal, affectionate companions. Consistency and engagement are key to a happy Husky home. 

• Show Line Husky – Bred for looks, calm temperament, and balanced build.
   
• Working Line Husky – More athletic, high stamina, often bred for performance.
   
• Woolly Coat Husky – Longer fur, stunning looks, requires more grooming.

Feature                             Siberian Husky                            Alaskan Malamute

Size                                    Medium                                          Large 

Coat                                   Medium double coat                   Thick, heavy coat  

Temperament                 Playful, friendly                            Calm, strong 

Eyes                                   Often blue                                      Usually brown 

Stamina                            Very high                                        Exceptional for heavy pulling

Ideal for                            Families                                          Experienced owners  

At The Dog Farm, our Siberian Huskies are bred from champion bloodlines with strict health protocols.

Our puppies are:

• Certified
   
• Vaccinated and dewormed
   
• Socialized from an early age
   
• Raised in clean, climate-controlled kennels
   

We prioritize temperament, health, and adaptability for the Indian climate.

• Ethical, kennel-free, family-style rearing
   
• Health-tested parents and KCI-certified litters
   
• Personalized guidance for new owners
   
• Pan-India delivery and lifetime breeder support

Pros: 

Stunning appearance
Loyal and affectionate
Highly intelligent
Moderate eater 

Cons: 

Heavy shedding
Needs daily exercise
Doesn’t like heat
May be stubborn if untrained 

Q1. Can Huskies live in Indian climate?
Yes, but they need a cool environment, proper hydration, and grooming.

Q2. Are Huskies aggressive?
No, they are friendly and non-aggressive by nature.

Q3. How often should I groom my Husky?
Brush 3–4 times a week and bathe every 4–6 weeks.

Q4. What’s the monthly expense of owning a Husky in India?
Around ₹6,000–₹10,000, depending on food, grooming, and healthcare.

Q5. Do Huskies bark a lot?
They rarely bark — they prefer to “talk” or howl!

At The Dog Farm, we combine love, science, and decades of experience to bring you the healthiest and most well-socialized Siberian Husky puppies in India.

From pedigree assurance to post-sale support, we ensure every puppy finds a loving and responsible home. 

At The Dog Farm, we combine love, science, and decades of experience to bring you the healthiest and most well-socialized Siberian Husky puppies in India.

Contact us today to reserve your Siberian Husky puppy!
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