Ditto Amy's comments ... add to that many of their breeding Husky's appear to be woollies which is not breed standard. Add to that the they aren't even aware that the Siberian Husky is a medium sized dog (they say it's a large dog) really raises some questions.
One thing I noticed is that they have three locations and don't explain what they are. If, for example, they were bred and raised in a home environment but sold through a company office, I could understand two locations (uh, not really) - but three, with the number of litters they seem to be having makes me think they're more of a "in for the money" business.
As I've done with other sites, I base a lot of my opinion on the quality of the web site itself. My logic is that if they really have the best interests of these dogs and the breed in general at heart, they are going to put together the best web site they can. With a little looking, their website is an organizational disaster - if their attempts at organization of a web site are representative of the organization of their breeding program then I'm aghast! If these folk are second generation then I would class their use of the English language as acceptable, if they're native English speakers - well, they need to go back to school.
While you probably didn't see it, they also have a page dedicated to the Nubian Goats they also sell ... this, to me, is tantamount to walking into a BMW dealership looking for a new car and the salesman casting an off hand comment about the Ford's they also sell. What is it they're trying to sell?
In summary, they show an amazing lack of professionalism and if I were considering buying a dog from them - well, I wouldn't.
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