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The Official page of Keahi Siberian Huskies. Dedicated to the Health, Quality, and Function

Founded in 2011, we are proud to follow the SHCA Code Of Ethics and the SHCA Ethical Breeding Guidelines. All of our dogs that we consider for breeding purposes are OFA (hips) and CAER/SHOR (eye) certified. You will find links to each dogs current health certifications located on their profile pages as well as links to each dog's pedigree.Here at Keahi Siberian Huskies, all of our dogs are loved f

amily companions first and competitors second. We like to keep our activities diversified and feel it helps keep our dogs well rounded and well adjusted. We enjoy a variety of harness sports that include carting (dry land mushing), sledding, and weight pulling. These activities are our primary focus and provide us with countless miles of enjoyment with our dogs out on the trail, doing what they were bred to do. We also compete in AKC Conformation showing on a more recreation basis. We also enjoy recreational hiking, biking, and playing with everyone in the dog yard in our spare time. When we do plan occasional litters, our main focus is producing healthy puppies with excellent temperaments and sound structure that conform to the breed standard.

03/07/2025

28/06/2025

Our handsome Kona will forever be missed.

19/05/2025

"When you find yourself feeling compelled to speak negatively about others in order to stand out, it reflects a deeper focus on your own insecurities rather than genuine concerns for them.

True greatness is characterized by the ability to lift others up rather than tear them down. Individuals who possess real confidence in their abilities and contributions do not waste their energy competing against their peers; they instead dedicate themselves to personal growth, striving to outdo their own achievements day after day.

Creating a strong foundation built on respect, humility, and diligent effort will always prove to be more resilient than trying to advance through criticism or defamation. Ultimately, time is a revealing force that positions everyone where they truly belong, and the respect that you invest in others will be the respect that you receive in return.

When I speak of evidence, I am referring to the satisfaction of happy customers, authentic testimonials that reflect genuine experiences, and tangible results that validate one's efforts and hard work.

Achieving a more significant impact comes from inspiring those around you rather than diminishing their value.

It’s important to recognize that we all have aspects of ourselves that need improvement; every one of us is on a continuous learning journey. However, there exists a profound distinction between fostering growth through self-reflection and personal responsibility versus seeking to elevate oneself by pointing out the shortcomings of others."

09/02/2025

You may have noticed a new face at the head of our team. We'd like to finally introduce Ruby. Initially known as LuLu or Luna (we had to change her name since we already had a former LuLu and a current Luna), she is a beautiful Seppala Siberian Sled Dog who came to us from our wonderful friends Kevin Turcotte and Richard Burns.

After the loss of Keegan, I found myself without a lead dog, and Ruby, who had experience in that role, needed a fresh start as she wasn't connecting well with her previous team. It's completely normal for dogs to take time to adjust to new environments and new dogs.

It took some patience on both sides, but Ruby’s gentle and calm demeanor eventually helped ease my heartache. She proved her capabilities by leading our team at Priest Lake, quickly establishing herself as a valuable addition to both the team and our family. It's heartwarming to see how she's growing into her role, and I look forward to all the adventures we will share together.

07/02/2025

I wasn’t 100% sure I’d be back on the runners behind a dog team but enough healing has passed and it felt really good to be out on the trails with the dogs. The team looks different but they are truly amazing.

04/01/2025

The new year has been a challenge to say the least…the void that this boy has left in our hearts and in the kennel has been insurmountable. I feel like everything has been put on hold. The greatest source of joy, running our dogs, is now a source of heartbreak.

01/01/2025

04/12/2024

It’s hard to believe that it’s been just over a month since we had to say goodbye, yet the ache remains a constant presence in my life. Last night I was brought to tears when your boy came to me, curling up in my lap and saying, “Mommy, I miss Keegan.” You were so much more than just a special dog; you were a unique soul who stood by me during both my happiest moments and my deepest heartbreaks. You had an incredible ability to sense when I needed you most, providing me with the comfort and peace I desperately sought during those challenging times.

We created countless cherished memories together, and you brought so much joy and love into my life. I find myself hoping that one day the pain of those memories will lessen, though I recognize that this sorrow comes from the profound love we shared. Our bond was incredibly strong and unbreakable.

I loved you with all my heart, and sometimes it feels like I didn’t deserve the unconditional love you offered me. You made my life feel whole, and navigating each day without you has been a true struggle. Please know that you are deeply missed and will always hold a special place in my heart.

04/11/2024

This past weekend we braved the trails without our main leader. Day 1 was rough, to say the least emotionally and physically. But there were glimmers of positives too. Stryker, Gypsy, and Maddie stepped up in big ways to fill the role Keegan left. Stryker needs more confidence but got most of the commands. Gypsy was awesome on commands but didn't want to set a decent pace. Maddie showed more drive and focus than I've seen out of her in many years. We managed to shave 16min off of our time Day 2. Between smoother executions of turns, a better pace, and dryer trails.

I carried Keegan’s harness with me on the cart as a final tribute to the boy who gave me so many memories. He was my once in a lifetime dog, the dog who had the magic you may only see once in a lifetime of dogs if you're lucky. I was lucky and ill never forget that.

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Founded in 2011, we are proud to follow the SHCA Code Of Ethics and the SHCA Ethical Breeding Guidelines. All of our dogs that we consider for breeding purposes are OFA (hips) and CERF/SHOR (eye) certified. You will find links to each dogs current health certifications located on their profile pages as well as links to each dog's pedigree hosted through PawVillage. Here at Keahi Siberian Huskies, all of our dogs are loved family companions first and competitors second. We like to keep our activities diversified and feel it helps keep our dogs well rounded and well adjusted. We enjoy a variety of harness sports that include carting (dry land mushing), sledding, and weight pulling. These activities are our primary focus and provide us with countless miles of enjoyment with our dogs out on the trail, doing what they were bred to do. We also compete in AKC Conformation showing on a more recreation basis. We also enjoy recreational hiking, biking, and playing with everyone in the dog yard in our spare time. When we do plan occasional litters, our main focus is producing healthy puppies with excellent temperaments and sound structure that conform to the breed standard.