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Little Egypt's Taramsa            Tara's mother is Tifa's sister. (Tifa was our 1st Siberian Husky, but due to age, we lost her.) We purchased her from a kennel in Ohio and to keep Tifa's bloodline. She has a humble personality, loves people, and is the matriarc of the pack. In fact she is our pack's maternal mother, with Kaya being her daughter, and its grandmother with Badu being Kaya's daughter. Three generations make up the female side of our kennel. Although we had one other female, Little Egypt's Cleopatra, the pack's unacceptance of her presence led to many fights and Cleo's isolation. We felt this wasn't a good life for her, so we found her a new home. Tara loves being a mother and will not deliver with us present. My husband says she hold her pups hostage. She also hides her pups from us for the first week, keeping constant guard over them. Inquisitive is part of her nature. She always has to know what is going on around her. Needless to say, she is quite nosy. In a couple of years we will have to find a replacement for her because she will be to old to breed.     Little Egypt's Kaya           Kaya is a light red, what we call cinnamon in color, and is from Tara's 1st litter. We kept her because she is a tyrant, and tormented her two brothers to bits. We felt other people might not be able to tollerate her dominant personality. Although she hasn't mellowed with age, she is a major contributor to the pack, keeping Tifa's bloodline alive. Like her mother, she loves being a mother. She is also very protective of her newborn pups, but doesn't hide them from us as much as Tara does. Her litters range from 6 to 9 puppies, huge compared to her mother's 4 or 5. She does produce puppies with a wide range of colors, depending on who we breed her to. Kaya yeilds only to us and to her mother. She is into everything and spends her time trying to get out and get into trouble. Any article close to her, she will spend hours trying to find a way to get to it.     Little Egypt's Kimet Badu           In exchange for babysitting our friend;s Siberian Husky while they moved, they gave us breeding rights. This exchange produced Badu. Striking in color, she is our only black and white. We had hoped to produce a distinct line of black-n-White Siberians from her, but her red heritage is dominant. She is small in stature, being at the bottom of AKC standards. Moreover, she refuses to breed and we had to artificially inseminate her. With these two factors, she had dificulty delivering her first litter. Our vet had to do a C section. We lost one puppy, but saved the other five. With her on heavy meds, we gave her newborns to her mother, Kaya, and Kaya's five week old pups to her. She is an attentive mother like her mother. Badu's personality is extremely layed back, but she is quite curious about things. She loves to play and moans for attention. She also loves my husband to pieces. Her first litter will be available in late January, so please visit our puppy page for updates. Little Egypt's Abydos        Abby is the newest addition to our pack. Now, at seven plus weeks old, in personality, she is almost a duplicate of our first Siby, Queen Latifa. When disiplined, she has to have the last word by emitting a low growl or mummbled bark. Although she is a quick learner, she still wants to have her own way. She is very playful, with tons and tons and tons of energy, gets into everything, and drives us crazy. We have introduced Abby to Kaya, and it seems she's been accepted into the pacck.

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