We are planning a litter with Que Viva La Linda Joya of Joiel’s Palace (Joya) once she comes into season. The date is not yet fixed.
Captured by Thomas Gorke
The purebred, FCI-recognized Siberian Husky is an energetic and resilient sled dog originally bred by the Chukchi people of Siberia to pull loads over long distances in harsh Arctic conditions. It has a thick double coat that protects it from extreme cold, upright ears, and a graceful, athletic build that reflects both strength and agility. Siberian Huskies are intelligent, friendly, and full of spirit, known for their endurance and playful nature.
They usually stand about 50–60 cm (20–24 in) tall and weigh 16–27 kg (35–60 lb). Their coat colours range from black and white to red, grey, or pure white. This breed is known for its loyalty, sociable character, and love of adventure, always ready to explore and share life with its family.
Kona holds an FCI pedigree and was officially registered for breeding, with good results in health testing, the show ring, and working activities. She is a wonderful representative of the Siberian Husky breed that has good structure, elegance, and true working spirit, combined with a kind and balanced temperament. We no longer breed with our females from the age of eight. That is why Kona will not have another litter.
Joya is a Siberian Husky registered for breeding with the FCI, with excellent health test results, achievements in the show ring, and proven working abilities. She exemplifies the breed with her strong, well-proportioned structure, graceful appearance, and authentic working spirit, paired with a determined and balanced temperament.
15th of August 2003 – 17th of November 2019
Jenna was our very first Siberian Husky. We originally went to look at puppies, but it was actually Andreas who fell in love at first sight with seven-year-old Jenna. We had the joy and privilege of giving her the perfect home she truly deserved, and she became the heart of our journey with Huskies.
1st of September 2023 – 28th of February 2025
Zarina, our first-born girl, was our most loved dog. Because of her special needs, she was truly spoiled. She taught us so much about the responsibilities of breeding, including the pros and cons, puppy development and care. Sadly, we lost her far too early to E. coli, but she holds a special place in our hearts.
