Dunno where this seller is but, here in Australia, pure-bred Husky pups go for $1500-$2000. $600 may still be a bargain, depending on the dog’s lineage.
There’s a biiiig difference between a husky pup vs a (poorly trained, somewhat dangerous) 4 year old husky. There’s also a big difference between buying from a breeder vs buying from a random person from an online marketplace. The price you mentioned seems accurate for a husky pup from an established breeder. A 4 year old husky maybe could be sold for a few hundred on an online marketplace. One that is described as poorly trained likely would be hard to sell for $100.
Yeah, I’ve got a mate with a husky. He’s always had huskies. Admittedly we have cooler climate here in Melbourne than other parts of Australia, but I could never figure it out. Don’t get me wrong - he takes excellent care of them. They’re his only family, really, but the effort he has to go to is much higher than I’ve seen for just about any other breed.
Dunno where this seller is but, here in Australia, pure-bred Husky pups go for $1500-$2000. $600 may still be a bargain, depending on the dog’s lineage.
There’s a biiiig difference between a husky pup vs a (poorly trained, somewhat dangerous) 4 year old husky. There’s also a big difference between buying from a breeder vs buying from a random person from an online marketplace. The price you mentioned seems accurate for a husky pup from an established breeder. A 4 year old husky maybe could be sold for a few hundred on an online marketplace. One that is described as poorly trained likely would be hard to sell for $100.
Owning a husky in Australia is animal abuse imo. They need lots of outside time, and they’re built for the cold. Bad combo in Aus.
Yeah, I’ve got a mate with a husky. He’s always had huskies. Admittedly we have cooler climate here in Melbourne than other parts of Australia, but I could never figure it out. Don’t get me wrong - he takes excellent care of them. They’re his only family, really, but the effort he has to go to is much higher than I’ve seen for just about any other breed.
Australia is big. Northern Queensland might be a bad idea, but Tasmania could be suitable.