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4/25/07
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We no longer breed our females after seven years of age, we retire them and they are spayed.
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Deb
Snowpaws Siberians
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5/4/07
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The age to stop breeding a female siberian husky is usually between 6 and 8 years old. Our females are bred once a year (every other heat cycle) and we retire them at 8 years old. Other breeders have been known to breed them on every heat or three heats and then a break and retire them at 6 years old. I prefer not to wear my females down with too much breeding.
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Melinda
Sierra Kennels
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5/17/07
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That is a personal and complex question. Some dogsled drivers breed them until over 10. You should always have any female checked by a DVM. Some females the answer is 5, some 10.
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Angel
OnQSiberians
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8/9/08
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I wouldnt breed after nine yrs.
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Shirley
Alabama Huskies
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