Ivie Huskies

Noire was born on September 14, 2016, in Rockingham, North Carolina, and came home on November 4, 2016. She was the first Siberian Husky I purchased after moving out on my own, and although she has never been a show dog or breeding dog, there is no Ivie Huskies without her.

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When I brought Noire home, I had no idea how profoundly she would change my life. She was the dog who sparked my fascination with the breed and opened the door to a world I never knew existed. Every dog that followed, every show entered, every title earned, every friendship made, and every goal I continue to pursue can be traced back to one dark faced wooly puppy who stole my heart.

 

Noire has always marched to the beat of her own drum. Unlike many Siberians, she prefers a quiet day over an adventure and would happily spend her time lounging nearby rather than running for miles. She is independent, opinionated, and wonderfully sassy, never hesitating to let everyone know exactly what she thinks. While she enjoys the company of a select few canine friends, she has always been content doing her own thing.

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Beneath that independent spirit is a dog with an incredibly gentle heart. Noire is sweet, loyal, and deeply devoted to her family. She has been my constant companion through some of the most important years of my life, offering comfort during difficult times and sharing in life's happiest moments. Her steady presence has been a source of strength more times than I can count.

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She may not be the fastest dog, the most driven dog, or the most accomplished dog in my home, but she is the reason all of those other dogs are here. Noire taught me that dogs are not measured by titles or accomplishments. They are measured by the impact they leave on our lives and the love they give so freely.

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To the world, Noire is simply a pet. To me, she is the beginning of everything.

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She is, and always will be, my heart dog.

​Notable Accolades:

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119 Photo Contest Winner  2018