Frosty Meadow Husky Farm, Fletcher, Ohio

Miya’s puppies are all now in their new homes, and the feedback has been positive.  We welcome all the new owners to the Frosty Meadow Family!

Miya is back to normal, and she is the Miya of old!  She is back to running around causing trouble (in a playing sense), then having the “who me?” innocent look on her face!

Miya and Daisie, the two that are going through a second coat blow, are almost complete.  This should be it for the year, as colder weather is setting in and they will ...

What is the difference between a goal and a dream?

With many things in life, people have a goal and people have a dream.  The question I pose to you is, “When does a dream become a goal?” 

This is the story of two frogs.   A story that poses the question, “What can we accomplish when are backs are against the wall?”  I hope you enjoy the story, and read into the philosophical points it represents!

Alan Average Frog vs. Fanny Fantastic Frog

Two frogs were hopping along a dirt path...

Our next Husky in line was Aleu.  By this time, we decided that expanding the pack was going to continue to be an integral part of our future plans.  We had decided that we only wanted to focus on Siberian Huskies of AKC Pedigree and Lineage.  To this point, all of our Huskies (except Sheba) were black and white, all-white, or gray and white.  We decided to look for a red and white, since we had some individuals inquiring on red and white puppies.  In March of 2010, we found a 10 week old...

Miya’s puppies are 8 weeks old today!  One by one, they are heading to their new homes.   This litter was our 15^th litter, and it contained our 100^th puppy sold!  Thanks to the new puppy owners, and also all that have purchased our puppies over the years.  It’s truly been a pleasure serving you!

Still no word on whether or not Miya or Rose will be having puppies this year.  We will certainly be keeping an eye on the situation.  Beyond that, Daisie is next in line, and we anticipate a...

This week on Tuesday Tech Talk, I will talk about a few things everyone should keep in mind as winter approaches.  But first, I wanted to mention that sometimes Huskies blow their coats a second time.  If you are experiencing this, keep in mind it’s normal.  As the warmer weather started back in the spring, most Huskies started to “blow” or shed their inner coat.   Typically, by mid-summer, this process is complete, and they stay that way until nature tells them it’s time to grow ...

You have something on your lens…Hold still let me get that for you.

In our “Friday Focus” posts, each week we highlight our Huskies, one by one, to tell their story and give you an overall picture of their quirks and personalities.  This category also will cover puppies that we have sold based on feedback from owners.  

Over the years however, several Huskies have crossed our paths that don’t  make the cut.  Today, I will highlight them, and tell you a little about them and also how, when, and why they crossed our path. 

Sophie:

We start with the ...

In today’s “Cartoon Alter Ego”, we will talk about Nadia.  She was born in Daisie and Denali’s latest litter, born 11-22-12.  Nadia was the runt of the litter.  This litter was very large, consisting of 10 puppies!  When you have large litters, it’s typical to have some smaller than others.  Nadia was an extreme case.  She was less than half the size of the rest at birth, and remained about half their size as she grew.  Today, she is around 35 lbs., which is still about 10-20 lbs ...