Copper & white Siberian Husky puppies, raised in our living room.
We have one female Siberian Husky here in Jackson, Michigan. She's our family dog, and this is her litter. We're looking for a handful of thoughtful homes, not a waiting list of hundreds.
Meet Lyra
She is first and foremost our family dog. She lives in the house with us, sleeps where she pleases, and has never known a kennel run.
An incredible personality in a beautiful coat
Lyra is a copper and white Siberian with the classic husky mask and bright blue eyes. Everyone who meets her comments on her temperament first and her looks second, which is exactly the order we care about.
- Gentle and patient with children
- Confident but not pushy with other dogs
- Talkative in the way only a husky can be
- Loves long walks, cold mornings, and being in the middle of whatever the family is doing
- Color
- copper and white
- Age
- 2 years
- Weight
- 35 lbs
- Registration
- Full AKC
- Health
- Vet checked and in excellent health
Archer, a genetic red
A genetic red male chosen for his temperament and his coloring. Red is recessive in Siberians, so pairing him with our copper girl gives this litter a strong chance of red, copper, and light red puppies.
Why red matters for this litter
In Siberian Huskies, red is a recessive color. A red dog carries two copies of the gene, so every puppy from this pairing inherits at least one. Paired with a copper female, that means a litter likely to be full of warm reds and coppers rather than the usual greys and blacks.
- Color
- genetic red and white
- Eyes
- brown
- Weight
- 55 lbs
- Registration
- Full AKC
- Health
- Vet checked and in excellent health
This isn't our first litter. It's just Lyra's.
Before huskies there were bloodhounds. We spent years breeding, whelping, and placing them, and everything we learned about doing it right carried straight over to this litter.
A good litter is mostly unglamorous work: planning the pairing months ahead, keeping the mother in top condition, sitting up through the whelping, and then eight weeks of round-the-clock care while tiny personalities start to show. We've done that enough times to know what matters and what doesn't.
We also know what we're not. We're not a kennel with rows of runs and litters every season. Lyra is our one dog, this is her litter, and it is getting all of our attention. That's the difference between a family raising a litter well and a business moving puppies.
Hands-on from day one
Puppies are whelped and raised inside our home, handled daily, and introduced to household sounds, kids, and routine before they ever leave.
Health comes first
Vet-checked parents, age-appropriate vaccinations and deworming, a vet exam before go-home, and a written health guarantee. No shortcuts.
Matched, not sold
We pay attention to each puppy's temperament and help match them to the right family, rather than handing over whichever one is left.
Here after pick-up
You get our phone number, not a receipt. Questions at week ten or year three are just as welcome as questions at week one.
Expected the week of November 21, 2026
Puppies stay with us and their mother for a full eight weeks, then go home around mid-January 2027. We'll post updates here as they arrive.
What to expect
red & white, copper & white, and possibly light red & white
Eyes: blue, brown, or bi-eyed are all possible
Every puppy goes home with
- Age-appropriate vaccinations and deworming
- Veterinary health check before going home
- Microchip
- Health guarantee and written contract
- Started on crate training and house manners
- A small bag of their current food and a toy to take home
Price & deposit
$1,500 per puppy, with a $250 deposit to hold a spot once the puppies are born and counted.
Deposits are only taken from families we've spoken with. We don't accept payment through this website.
Simple, personal, and in order
We'd rather have a short list of the right families than a long list of names. Here's how it goes.
Send an inquiry
Use the form below and tell us a little about your home. We read every message ourselves.
We talk
If it feels like a fit, we set up a phone or video call to answer questions and make sure a husky is right for you.
Reserve your spot
Approved families are placed on the list in order and hold their place with a deposit once the puppies arrive.
Bring your puppy home
Puppies go home at eight weeks, vet checked, socialized, and ready to meet their people.
Things people usually ask
Where are you located?
We're in Jackson, Michigan, an easy drive from Ann Arbor, Lansing, Detroit, and Kalamazoo. Families from Ohio and Indiana have found us reachable in an afternoon too.
Are you a large breeding operation?
No. We have one female, and she is our pet. This is a small, family litter raised in our living room, not a kennel business with rows of dogs.
Do you ship puppies?
We prefer local pickup here in Jackson, Michigan, so you can meet Lyra and see where the puppies were raised. Shipping can be arranged for an additional fee.
Can we visit before choosing?
Yes, once the puppies are old enough for visitors. We also share regular photo and video updates with the families on our list.
Is a husky right for me?
Huskies are smart, athletic, vocal, and famous escape artists. They need daily exercise, a secure yard, and people who enjoy an opinionated dog. If that sounds like a joy rather than a warning, you will love one.
Tell us about you
This isn't a contact form so much as a conversation starter. The more you share, the easier it is for us to picture one of these puppies in your home.
We respond to every genuine inquiry personally, usually within a couple of days.