Activesiberians

13/08/2026

Reklame //

We love sending our puppies off to their forever homes with a little something special. 🤍

You probably already know that we love to spoil our dogs, and that we have a slight weakness for beautiful, high-quality and durable dog equipment. 😅

We are incredibly lucky to cooperate with Kathrine at Kathrine, who makes beautiful equipment for our dogs. So honestly, when we decided to have this litter, it didn't take long before Kathrine and I started talking about puppy packages for the little ones.

We wanted to give each puppy a few things that are not only beautiful, but actually useful as they start their new lives with their families. So each puppy got a little package with a PPM line that can survive sharp puppy teeth, a p**p bag holder, an adjustable collar with room to grow, a name tag, the wonderful snack bag with the pup's name on it, and a tote bag – because obviously you need something to carry all those puppy snacks in 😅.

Just a little something from us, to go with them on their way into their new adventures. 🤍

And our puppies have been even more spoiled, with some lovely things from Royal Canin, Agria and Musti as well!

Puppy package from Kathrine!

02/08/2026

Active Siberians Dàlvi litter

The pups are ready to conquer the world. They got their names, their vaccines and passes and four of them will leave us soon.
We haven't had so many litters, but this one was a hard one to choose from. We chose by heart at the end, because build and mentalilty was too similar. The pups all over are very social, like people and cuddles. They are exploring and curious and the veterinarian really liked their attitude and behaviour. All are healthy and approved!

Let's present them 🐾

Active Siberians Dàlvi Nanuk.
A beautiful, kind, exploring and cuddly boy. Always in front, wherever we go. A little bit lighter than his brother, but as big as him. All white with brown eyes 🤍.

Active Siberians Dàlvi Ranger.
A cutie, who explores and checks out. An indepenent, but cosy boy. Beautiful colours and a brown and a blue eye 🤎.

Active Siberians Dàlvi Janis J.
Such a cute, feminine beauty. Janis loves cuddles, is observing first and a little bit more careful than her brothers. White with some beige and icey blue eyes 🩵.

Active Siberians Dàlvi Nuvujak.
The smallest female now, but the paws are as big as her sisters. She is observing, very focused on hoomum, loves to run in front and cleaning up treats. Our black and white girl 🖤.

Active Siberians Dàlvi Joni M.
An independent explorer. She is too cute for her own best and loves to cuddle. Joni is often seen checking out something on our walks. She is all white with some beige and brown eyes 🤍 .

Active Siberians Dàlvi Mihka.
She is going to be Avani copy paste. A long legged explorer who was the first for everything. She puts her ice-blue eyes on you (not fake edited in the pictures!), and seems to know. Loves to cuddle and to run fast 🩶 .

Who do you think will stay 🤭? Let us know in the comments 👇.

23/07/2026

Cutiepies wishing you a wonderful day 🐾🤍🐾!
Hope it's going to be a good one!

Active Siberians Dàlvi litter!

15/07/2026

Just because they are so very very cute ❤️🤍❤️

Watermelon for the first time, and they loved it 😂.

Thanks Morten K Strømsnes and for visiting us and for the lovely pics and videos 🤗

14/07/2026

12/07/2026

The weeks before a puppy leaves us matter more than people think.

Our puppies stay with us until ten weeks, longer than many breeders choose. That time with their mother and littermates teaches them things we can't: how to read another dog, how to handle frustration, how to be corrected and recover. It's a foundation we won't rush.

But those weeks are far from quiet.

We take them into the forest and down to the beach. The get to walk and navigate in urban environments. They meet children, teenagers, men, women, people in wheelchair, other dogs - always safe, always on their terms.

They cross streams, climb over rocks, pick their way through bog. They eat on new surfaces, in new places, learning the world has more textures than the whelping box.

We challenge them physically, but never past the point of fun. Tired is fine. Exhausted is not. A puppy pushed too far doesn't build confidence, it builds anxiety. So we watch closely, and we try to see when it's time to stop.

We teach them to rest as deliberately as we teach them to explore. A puppy who knows how to switch off matters just as much as one who knows how to engage.

By the time they leave us, our puppies haven't just grown. They've met the world in miniature - enough to be curious about it, not enough to be overwhelmed by it.

That's not just a safe start.

It's a ready one.

06/07/2026

23/06/2026

Being a breeder comes with a great responsibility.

For us, that responsibility begins long before a litter is planned and never truly ends.

Before any breeding takes place, we spend a lot of time thinking, discussing, and evaluating. What does our team need? What qualities do we value? Which dogs complement each other, not only genetically, but also in temperament, health, work ethic, and character?
We don't breed simply to produce puppies. We breed with the hope of contributing strong, healthy, capable dogs to the breed and to our team.

Choosing the right dam and sire is something we take very seriously. Sometimes the right match is found within our own kennel. Other times, we are willing to travel far to find the best possible combination.

When the puppies arrive, our responsibility grows. Giving them the best possible start in life means proper care, socialization, new experiences, and raising them with thought and purpose.

Finding the right homes is just as important. We take the time to get to know our puppy buyers, because we want every puppy to end up with people who are committed to providing a safe, stable, and loving home for life.

We don't expect every puppy to become a sled dog or live in a working kennel. What we do expect is that every puppy is loved, respected, well cared for, and given the physical and mental stimulation they need to thrive.

And we expect our puppy families to reach out if life changes, if challenges arise, or if they can no longer keep their dog. We would much rather help than see one of our puppies end up without support.
We hope to stay in touch and follow our puppies throughout their lives.

Maybe we take our responsibility too seriously.

Maybe not.

But when you choose to bring new lives into the world, we believe that's exactly how it should be.