We Do Not Breed For Coat or Eye Color and Do Not Sell Our Puppies On The Basis of Coat or Eye Color!

 

We breed for Quality, Standard of the Breed, Temperament & Health.

If you want your puppy to have these attributes, it is in your best interest to accept the eye color as mother nature intended, and let it be one of your very last preferences, if any, in choosing a puppy. All eye colors are acceptable in the Siberian Husky according to the Official AKC Siberian Husky Standard. Variations we see here at PhiChas Siberians are: 2 Blue eyes, 2 Brown eyes, 1 Blue eye & 1 Brown eye, 1 Blue eye & 1 Green eye and occasionally a Split eye or Parti-eye.

Every litter is different!

 

We do not guarantee any particular eye color!

 

Siberian Husky puppies will open their eyes around two weeks of age. Both eyes may appear to be blue at that time and even up to 5 - 6 weeks of age can appear to be blue. This is not 100% certain. We have seen eyes change color from blue to brown or vise/versa at 7-8 weeks of age. This is not common but it does happen. If a puppy's eyes are blue at 5 weeks of age the chances are in their favor to continue to be blue. We do not guarantee this will always be the case. It is our policy to try our best to let you know what we feel about the eye color of a puppy after 4 weeks of age (we will not attempt until after 4 weeks of age), but in the end the decision is up to you.

 

When you see Siberian Huskies on major dog shows, you will seldom see them with two blue eyes. Kennels who show their dogs, show for conformation only. Most ‘show’ lines have mostly brown or bi-eyes (1 blue, 1 brown). Brown eyes are highly prominent in quality Siberian Huskies. PhiChas Siberians does have a higher percentage of blue eyes than many show kennels because of our complex quality bloodlines.

We have also had some Green eyed puppies (mostly Bi-eyed - 1 Green/1 Blue & a couple pups with double Green eyes)...this is rare, but it has happened.

 

There are also other reasons why we will not sell for eye color, simply put, you should not be buying for eye color to begin with. There are just too many wonderful traits in this breed to allow eye color to be a major consideration in your purchase. If after reading this you still want to purchase for eye color, understand that we will not hold a puppy on the basis of eye color, there are always great people with wonderful homes who do not care if the eyes are blue, brown, Bi or Split. They simply want a high quality Siberian Husky puppy. These people will always come first on our list.

 

If you are waiting on Blue eyes and there is a puppy you like on our ‘Available Puppies’ page on our website, then you should wait until he/she is about 4 - 5 weeks of age to determine eye color. MAYBE he/she will not be sold or on ’Pick Pending’ by that time. Please do not ask us to put a puppy/s as ‘Pick Pending’ unless you are willing to add that puppy to your family based on nature.

 

Coat colors can change as well, as the puppy ages. A puppy that appears Black/White may change to a Dark Grey/White later on and vise/versa. (A light Red pup can change to a Dark Red...and again vise/versa, a Sable can change to Grey/White….etc.) During the life of a Siberian Husky….you will see many changes.

Especially in the first 2 years!

 

You can place a deposit at any age (after your ‘Puppy Application’ has been approved) as long as you understand we cannot guarantee eye color or coat color & will not hold a puppy to determine such.

 

If you decide later that you do not want the puppy because it does not have the eye color you wanted or for any other reason, you will lose your deposit, any payments made and possibly your purchase opportunity with PhiChas Siberians in the future.