This very eye catching black and white Siberian Husky with his piercing blue eyes was born via Caesarian Section on Boxing Day. A late Christmas present for all of us. Being a singleton, he was raised inside the house and as a result was an outgoing, confident and so very friendly dog. Jingles was an outstanding son of Chad (his Grand Champion sire) and was a stand out ambassador for the breed - in so many spheres. We enjoyed sharing with this "right out there" dog who gained the Rally O Novice (RN) at 20 months old - the FIRST male Siberian Husky in Australia with a RN title. A Runner Up to Best in Group winner at 8 months old, he had multiple Best Class in Show wins to his credit, including Puppy in Show at the SHC NSW Championship Specialty in October 2011, judged by Danny Brand (USA). Champion titled in July 2012, he just got better as he demonstrated skills by gaining titles in Obedience, Rally O, Dance and Heelwork To Music. Jingles easily gaited 20 kms on 23 June 2013 for his Endurance Test (ET) title in Canberra. He gained his Dances With Dogs - Freestyle title on 24 August 2013 - the 3rd Siberian Husky in Australia to do so - all are Mikulov Huskies owned and trained by us. In May 2016 he earned the final Passes for his Heelwork To Music (Starters) title - the 2nd Husky in Australia with this title (after our lovely Taxi) August 2016 - Jingles was the FIRST Siberian Husky in Australia with a Junior Courser (JC) title! Followed up in April 2019 with his Coursing Ability (CA) title - he needed clean runs at 10 different Meets to qualify. 9 July 2017- he qualified in Weight Pull for the 4th time, being awarded Highest Weight Pulled (400kg) and Best Weight / Pull Ratio at the competition. 13 August 2017 - he hiked the final 16 kms carrying a pack with 30% of his body weight to earn his Working Pack Dog (WPD) title, having packed it for 64 kms in total. In May 2019, Jingles earned his Neuter Grand Champion title with a Runner Up to Best Neuter in Show win - at his final Show appearance. Sadly this outstanding Husky passed away unexpectedly on 17 May 2020. Head photo by Jill Louise Images