Designer dogs like the Chusky are a perfect fit in South Australia's cosmopolitan capital. If you can see yourself strolling the streets of Adelaide with this Siberian Husky and Chow Chow mix, then you best get your search for one started, as they aren't an easy find.
All dog lovers are responsible for ensuring that they do not contribute to or encourage the unethical breeding and trading of puppies. The best way to avoid and combat illegal Chusky breeding is to find a reputable seller or registered breeder.
To keep your search safe, we do our best to only list breeders registered with organisations such as Dogs SA or the Australian Kennel Council. If the breeder is outside of Australia, they should be registered with their local equivalent. As there is a lack of Chusky breeders within Australia, we have sourced some breeders further afield, so you will have to consider shipping costs if you opt for these breeders.
Location: 1-19 Cormack Road, Adelaide, SA
Phone: +61 883 481 300
Location: GPO Box 2122, Adelaide, SA
Phone: 1300 477 722
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.rspcasa.org.au
Location: Adelaide, SA
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.pawsandclawsadoptions.com.au/
Not located in Adelaide - but they can ship to Adelaide
At Celtic Star, their breeding stock primarily consists of a quality Siberian Husky mother and Chow and Chow father. Their dogs are raised to make loving family pets with sound temperaments. Get in contact with them to see if they have puppies in stock and to find out what services they offer.
Not located in Adelaide - but they can ship to Adelaide
This small family kennel has extensive experience breeding Chuskies from quality Huskies and Chow Chows. Puppies are microchipped, vaccinated, and given full vet checks to ensure their health and that their parents are DNA-tested. They keep a variety of stock and may even have dogs with blue eyes if that's what you're looking for.
Chuskies usually retail for around $600 to $1000. This price could also depend on whether a dog is male or female.
Chusky puppies, like other puppies, should come with a pedigree, microchip details, and documents to prove that the dog has been vet checked, wormed, received a vaccination and health test, and even desexed, if applicable.
Be careful when buying a Chusky puppy online, as criminals often use sites such as Facebook to post fake ads with puppies for sale at an attractive price. Keep yourself safe by verifying the authenticity of a seller beforehand.
If a breeder or seller gives off any sign that they don't know what they're doing or if they don't have documents to confirm the identity of a puppy, then do not go through with the deal. Use all the online resources at your disposal to familiarise yourself with breed standards and the practices of trustworthy dog dealers.