Tozier Siberian Huskies

08/12/2023

05/12/2023

This is Macy, a 3 year old, black and white, blue eyed, female Siberian Husky. She is in need of a new home, preferably with someone who knows the breed well and can give her the attention she needs. She still needs to be spayed and brought up to date with her vaccines, she is good with cats, which is unusual for a Sibe, and she has a calm temperament. Her previous owner was a trucker, so she spent most of her days in a kennel, but is currently living with a family in Oakdale. If you are interested in this beautiful girl, and think she would be a good fit for you and your family, please message me and I will get the contact information for a meet and greet. Let's keep her out of a shelter and get her a good home!

22/07/2022

We have just learned that we still have 3 breeding units of semen in storage for Dash at IGH Veterinary Hospital. It thaws at 70% motility, which is great! If anyone is interested in breeding their female Sibe by means of artificial insemination and would like to use Dash as stud we can discuss a stud fee and transfer of ownership of the semen. IGH Veterinary Hospital has certain forms for us to fill out, so let us know! Dash is red and white with amber eyes and has a woolly coat, which is a recessive gene. But if your female doesn't carry for it, none of the pups coats would be effected. He has OFA certified excellent hips and his eyes certified CERF clear for eye disease. He is AKC registered and his only flaw is his woolly coat. We used him to sire two of our Siberian Husky litters with Kaiya Blue and the pups were beautiful! All were gray and white with blue eyes and standard coats. They were all sold to pet homes with limited AKC registration. Pictured are some of his pups. If interested send us a PM.

20/05/2022

Jazz (left) and his son Dash chilling on the ottoman, watching the birds and squirrels in the front yard. It was one of my favorite things to see every day and I made a point of getting a photo of it. My thought was, I would miss it someday. Little did I know, that "someday" would come just two months later without warning. On 22 October, 2020, Jazz, was gone due to an aggressive cancer at the age of only 10 years. I am so glad I took this photo when I did. I've since put it on a large canvas and it hangs on the living room wall where I can see it every day. But I sure miss seeing my boys together like this. They were the best of buddies. I'm sure Dash misses him too.

15/03/2022

Dash gave us a bit of a scare last week. He started vomiting, stopped eating and threw up any water he tried to drink. I took him to the vet where they did x-rays and blood work. We thought is was going to be a repeat of what happened with Jazz. But after consulting with a radiologist and a cardiologist it was determined he had GI Tract blockage. The picture is of a walnut sized seed of some kind, possibly from a Cedar tree, that he had swallowed probably several months ago or even a year ago. It was in his stomach all that time and finally made its way into his small intestine. It was too large to pass and blocked anything else from moving through and had to be surgically removed. If this would have gone on for another day or two we would have lost him. He is recuperating and doing well, and on a cocktail of meds for a week or so. He is turning 8 in May, and has a long way to go before leaving us.

26/01/2022

Recent updated pictures of Kaiya Blue and Jazz's pups who have turned five years old this year. Three sisters; Timber, Sage, and Kona.

23/10/2021

Yesterday, October 22, marked the one year anniversary of losing our boy Jazz. The day before on the 21st, was the day he collapsed and went into shock. His son and best buddy, Dash, spent the entire day laying in the very spot where his dad laid on the deck for the last time, before I took him in to the vet. Coincidence maybe, but dogs have keen senses and Dash has not been the same since Jazz left us. He only laid in that spot for that day, and has not laid there since then. We all miss Jazz very much!

27/05/2021

We lost one of our beloved grandpups today. My daughter Kaley posted this today; Oh my sweet Chummy Bear...where do I even begin? I know everyone likes to say how great and special their dogs are...but there was something so uniquely special about Chumlee. Despite his goofy face (which I found absolutely adorable), stinky butt, loud snoring, strange gremlin sounds, and being obsessively clingy...you still couldn't help but love the guy. He'd stare at you with his big wonky eyes and you'd laugh over how ridiculous of a dog he is, but you still loved him.
Bulldogs are my absolute favorite breed, so when we got Chum, I got my dream dog. I can't even begin to explain how much I'm gonna miss this guy. I'm gonna think of him every time I see a tennis ball. I'm gonna miss watching him try to sit on every piece of furniture that's nearby, just so he could feel like he's a part of the group. I'm gonna miss hearing the sound of his dragging feet as he walks around the house...I'm even gonna miss the sound of him snoring.
So as horrible as it feels to lose him, it's still worth it to have had such a special dog that makes it so horrible to say goodbye. You'll be missed my sweet boy 😥.