W & J Kennels

Now accepting $50 deposits to be placed in the waiting list for the March 2010 litter! Puppies are expected to be born in March and ready in May!

They do have Champion in their pedigree and the dam comes from rare sepp-alta/seppalla racing lines! Other bloodlines in pedigree include, Markovo, Innisfree, Tun-dra, Karnovanda, Frost-Aire, Tanacross, and Aesir.

Champions start in 5-6th generation (Puppies will have about 32 CH in 6th-8th Generation with about 25 more CH in 9th generation alone), some names in Sire's pedigree include:

BISS AM/CAN CH Karnovanda's Rambling Rufus,
CH Karnovanda’s Padington Bear,

CH Karnovanda’s Zog,

CH Karnovanda's Freya Groznyi,

CH Tvsymka’s Loki of Aesi,

AM/CAN CH Innisfree's Sierra Cinnar,

AM/CAN CH Innisfree's Tanacross Tanner,

CAN/INT/MEX CH Kortar’s Kahala,

and
CAN CH Kortar’s Malinka Arctic Angel,

Some Sepp/ CH names in Dam's pedigree include: Sepp-Aluk’s Griffin of Sepp-Alta

Boreal’s Xcaliber Of Snosepp Lester Of Sepp-Alta

Xantippa Of Sepp-Alta

Uelen’s Ebony Of Sepp-Alta

Komet’s Buffi Of Sepp-Alta
CH Tanacross Domovoy O’Cherskiy

CH Tanacross Tymberline Tess

Shango Of Seppala

Ditko Of Seppala

Kama Of Seppala II

CH Mikiuk Tuktu Tornyak

and CAN CH Wobiska’s Chippy Of Roka

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Old Bloodline names in pedigree!

CH Monadnock’s Pando

CH Klutuk’s Carrie

CH Frosty Aire’s Beau-Tuk Balto CD
CH Fra-Mar’s Misarah

CH Lo-Jack’s Nikolaevsk

CH Wonalancet’s Baldy Of Alyeska

CH Monadnock’s King -BISS--1961 and 1962. First Siberian to go Best in Show in the continental US--11/61. BIS Brace with sire Pando.

CH Monadnock’s Sir Grayling

Izok Of Gap Mountain

CH Alyeska’s Suggen Of Chinook

and Duchess Of Cold River

**[[Seppala History/Information]]**

History
Bred by the legendary dog driver Leonhard Seppala from dogs imported into Alaska from eastern Siberia, the Seppala Siberians became famous in Alaska for their domination of the All-Alaska Sweepstakes distance race in the period from 1914 to 1917. Later they became popular in New England when Seppala raced there and ran a kennel in Poland Spring, Maine.

In 1939 the last Siberia imports, along with several of Seppala?s dogs, became the breed foundation for the ?Siberian Huskie? in Canada. The Canadian Seppala Kennels of Harry R. Wheeler in St. Jovite Station, Quebec, developed and bred Seppala Siberians until 1950 in genetic isolation from the developing Siberian Husky breed in the USA, which gradually became oriented more and more toward conformation dog shows. A succession of Seppala breeders kept the strain alive through the 1950s and 1960s.

In 1963, the third Seppala Kennels, run by C. S. MacLean and J. D. McFaul in Maniwaki, Quebec, closed without a successor kennel and by 1969 the unique Leonhard Seppala strain faced extinction. It was primarily saved by the timely action of two breeders: Markovo Kennels in Canada and Seppineau Kennels in the USA. The bloodline was then carried forward and developed as a serious mid-distance racing sleddog by Douglas W. Willett of Sepp-Alta Kennels in the state of Utah. The pure, original Seppala bloodlines are rare but found in small numbers in several Canadian provinces, the main population occurring in the Yukon Territory.

Trinity and Luke have  been bred, we are expecting the litter to be born in March and ready around May 10th or so.

Expecting Silver/White, Gray/White, Dark Sable/Black/White, Sable and possibly 1-2 Black/White (Dilute or Jet)

Both parents meet their breed standard (in terms of structure/health, temperament/personality and characteristics with the exception that Luke has Wooly hair) and are healthy in every way. We love all of our dogs and therefore will not sell to just anyone. We make sure our puppies do not end up in shelters or pounds and care about them deeply that is why we find homes for them LONG before they are even conceived!

Prices are determined by bone structure/physical appearance, color, blooodlines, and MOST IMPORTANTLY personality and character traits and are set accordingly to make sure they enter homes that ultimately understand that no dog is free and are willing to put the effort and time into raising a proper and healthy dog.

We are now accepting $50 deposits to be placed on the waiting list which is recommended as these pups do go FAST!

Waiting List:

Pick #1: Spoken for by Wendy! (Gender preferred: male)
Pick #2: Spoken for by Allana! (SECOND puppy from us! =]) (Gender preferred: female)
Pick #3:Spoken for by Matt! (Gender preferred: undecided)
Pick #4: Spoken for by April and family! (Gender preferred: female)
Pick #5: Spoken for by Matt Z.(Gender preferred: female)

Pick #6: Available

Pick#7: Available

Prices for Siberian Husky puppies will range from $550-$650 PET/Limited to $750-$850 FULL registration.

If kept long enough to need second set of shots price will go up.


Will come with first set of puppy shots/vaccinations, de-wormed, AKC papers, puppy contract, a health guarantee/warranty, small sample of food, a collar, and a toy.



Please email for more information.

Thank you for the interest!