Adopt Your New Companion: Alaskan Husky Puppies For Sale in Queen Creek
Are you searching for adorable Alaskan Husky puppies in Queen Creek, Pinal County, Arizona? Look no further! Our dedicated breeders are offering high-quality puppies near North Little Leaf Drive and Johnson Ranch. Buying a puppy is a significant decision, and we want to ensure you find the perfect fit for your family.
Price Range for Alaskan Husky Puppies
The price for Alaskan Husky puppies in North Little Leaf Drive, Johnson Ranch, Queen Creek, Pinal County, Arizona typically ranges from $600 to $1,500 depending on the quality, breeder, and lineage. Certified AKC puppies may come at a higher price, but this ensures your new pet meets specific health and breed standards.
Size, Weight, and Colors of Alaskan Husky Puppies
Alaskan Huskies are known for their medium size. Most puppies weigh around 30 to 60 pounds once fully grown. Their sizes range from medium to large, providing a perfect balance for families and active individuals. As for colors, Alaskan Huskies come in various stunning shades including black, gray, red, and agouti patterns. This variety gives you a chance to pick a puppy that suits your taste in North Little Leaf Drive, Johnson Ranch, Queen Creek, Pinal County, Arizona.
We invite you to explore our listings above to find your ideal puppy. Make sure to connect with our breeders for inquiries, or feel free to drop us a line at contact@petzlover.com for more information.
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Our 1 year old husky/malamute puppy, Misty, is a great dog. Unfortunately she does not get along with our older German Shepherd. Our older dog needs to be an only dog so unfortunately we are looking to rehome Misty. It breaks our hearts to do it but it is not fair to either dog. Misty is house broken and is kennel trained although she doesn’t always like to be in a kennel. She knows basic commands like sit, lay down and stay. She is very shy around new people but mostly just tries to hide. She has a lot of energy so a home with older kids is probably best. She is spayedView Detail