



I'm Briana P., the breeder behind Young Orchard Siberians located in Warwick, RI. At Young Orchard Siberians, I'm passionate about raising intelligent, well-structured, and loving Huskies. My program focuses on health, temperament, and structure. Pups are socialized, crate-trained, and enriched early—making confident companions ready for adventure and family life.
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What are the different breed coat colors in your program?
Where do your breeding dogs live?
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Adam (Red Collar)
Male
John (Grey Collar)
Male
Steven (Blue Collar)
Male
Laurel (Purple Collar)
Female
Belly (Pink Collar)
Female
Jeremiah (Green Collar)
Male
Conrad (Black Collar)
Male

Gansett
Female

Moonstone
Female

Prudence
Female

Gooseberry
Female

Gansett
Female

Raisin
Female

Forrest
Male

Jenny
Female

Marilyn
Female

Doris
Female
Briana has been certified by Good Dog’s screening team for responsible and trusted breeding practices. When you’re ready, reach out to ask about the puppies or anything else on your mind. You’ll get to know each other through messaging, phone, or video and pay securely, all on Good Dog.
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“The price includes first round of shots, deworming, puppy socialization.”
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You can drive or fly to pick up your puppy from Briana.
Meet in Warwick, RI
3704 miles away
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Meet at Gen. Edward Lawrence Logan Airport
3661 miles away
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Briana has been a member of Good Dog for over 2 years
Briana was screened for responsible practices and has been a member since 2024.

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Briana P.
From all of us at Young Orchard Siberians… especially me. ❤️ As the last puppy heads home, I just wanted to say thank you to all of the amazing families who trusted me with one of the most important decisions they’ll ever make. Although I may be a solo breeder, I certainly didn’t do this alone. Every puppy was raised with the help of my entire pack. From patient corrections to playful wrestling matches, my girls helped teach these puppies how to communicate, build confidence, respect boundaries, and simply learn how to be dogs. Over the past eight weeks, there have been countless cuddles, sleepless nights, puppy kisses, pool days, car rides, and more cleaning than I care to admit. I wouldn’t change a second of it. Today, the house is a little quieter. The puppies have all left for their new adventures, and Riot is the only one staying behind to continue the Young Orchard legacy. I also want to give a special thank-you to Nelly for trusting me with Zeus. He gave me the most beautiful, sweet, and well-tempered puppies, and I couldn’t be more grateful to have had him play such an important role in this litter. To all of our puppy families, thank you for believing in my program and for giving these puppies the lives they deserve. Seeing the updates, photos, and videos as they grow up is one of the greatest rewards of all. Love, Briana, Riot, Catalina, Summer, Zara, and the rest of the Young Orchard pack 🐾❤️ #YoungOrchardSiberians #SiberianHusky #HuskyPuppies #EthicalBreeder #PackLife



Zeus and Catalina's litter

Briana P.
🌊🐺 The Summer I Turned Husky Litter – 7 Weeks Old 🐺🌊 The puppies are now 7 weeks old, and it’s amazing how quickly they’re growing and developing their own personalities. This week has focused on building confidence through new experiences—meeting new people, exploring different environments, hearing everyday sounds, and gaining independence while still enjoying plenty of cuddles. They continue learning important social skills from my adult dogs and are thriving on their raw diet. We’re also working on handling, crate training, short periods of independence, and Puppy Culture exercises to prepare them for their future homes. As a solo breeder, I personally handle every part of their care—from socialization and training to feeding, cleaning, and matching them with their families. Go-home day is almost here, and I’m so proud of the confident, well-socialized puppies they’ve become. I can’t wait to see them start their next chapter. Thank you for following along with this litter! 🤍🐾 #YoungOrchardSiberians #SummerITurnedHusky #SiberianHusky #PuppyCulture


Zeus and Catalina's litter

Briana P.
If you’ve read or watched The Summer I Turned Pretty, then you know exactly why this beach day feels so special. 🌊☀️🐺 The Summer I Turned Husky litter finally made it to the beach—the place that inspired their entire litter theme. Watching Conrad, Jeremiah, Steven, John, Laurel, Belly, and Adam experience the sand, the ocean breeze, and the sound of the waves for the very first time made this milestone even more meaningful. These puppies are growing into confident, curious little adventurers, and every new experience is helping prepare them for life with their future families. Some moments just feel like they were meant to be—and this beach day was the perfect chapter in the story of the Summer I Turned Husky litter. 🤍🐺 #YoungOrchardSiberians #SummerITurnedHusky #TheSummerITurnedPretty #SiberianHusky #HuskyPuppies


Zeus and Catalina's litter

Briana P.
Vet day for the whole crew! 🐾🩺 Everyone received a clean bill of health and their first round of vaccinations today. They were all so brave, and Auntie Summer came along to provide plenty of moral support! ❤️🐺 Of course, they also turned quite a few heads arriving in their puppy stroller. 😍 #YoungOrchardSiberians #SiberianHuskyPuppies #HealthyPuppies #VetDay #PuppyMilestone





Zeus and Catalina's litter

Briana P.
🐾 6-Week Puppy Update 🐾 “The Summer Young Orchard Turned Husky” litter is officially 6 weeks old! I truly cannot believe how quickly the time is flying. This week was a big one—they were all officially microchipped! They handled it incredibly well, and I’m so proud of them. They are currently: 🐾 Enjoying their raw meals and going absolutely crazy at mealtime 🐾 Spending time with my adult pack and learning appropriate dog-to-dog communication 🐾 Practicing crate time and short periods of separation 🐾 Exploring new environments, surfaces, sounds, and household activities 🐾 Continuing with car rides, outdoor adventures, pool exposure, and daily handling 🐾 Learning important boundaries through play with their siblings and adult dogs 🐾 Receiving plenty of individual attention, cuddles, and confidence-building experiences Their individual personalities are becoming more apparent every day. Over the next two weeks, I’ll continue preparing them for their transition into their forever homes by working on independence, crate exposure, potty-training foundations, and socialization. Happy 6 weeks to Jeremiah, Belly, Steven, Conrad, John, Laurel, and Adam! I’m so proud of every single one of you. 🐺❤️ #YoungOrchardSiberians #SiberianHuskyPuppies #SixWeeksOld #PuppyCulture #HuskyLitterUpdate


Zeus and Catalina's litter

Briana P.
The pack that teaches the next generation. ❤️🐾 Eight incredible role models, one tiny pup soaking it all in. This is what intentional socialization looks like—learning confidence, communication, and respect from a balanced pack every single day. #YoungOrchardSiberians #SummersCanineAcademy #SiberianHusky #GermanShepherd #PackLife



Zeus and Catalina's litter

Briana P.
When your raw food delivery shows up and it’s almost bigger than the puppies. 😂📦🥩 The pups have already started their raw journey, so today’s We Feed Raw delivery was just a restock to keep these growing huskies fueled! Safe to say they’re pretty excited about it… or at least they enjoyed climbing all over the boxes. 🐺💙 Growing puppies need quality nutrition, and we’re so grateful to partner with We Feed Raw to give them the best start possible. #YoungOrchardSiberians #SiberianHusky #HuskyPuppies #WeFeedRaw #RawFed


Zeus and Catalina's litter

Briana P.
✨ 5 Week Puppy Update ✨ The puppies are officially 5 weeks old, and their personalities are becoming more apparent every day! It’s incredible how much they’ve grown and developed over the past week. This week has been full of new experiences as I continue raising confident, well-rounded puppies. They’re spending more time exploring, playing, wrestling, and learning important social skills through their interactions with one another. Their confidence continues to grow, and they’re becoming more adventurous every day. I’ve continued exposing them to a variety of sights, sounds, surfaces, and everyday experiences to help prepare them for life in their future homes. They’re also becoming much more people-oriented and are starting to actively seek out human interaction, making this one of my favorite stages of development. One of the biggest milestones this week is that the puppies have now been introduced to my entire pack and continue to socialize with them daily under close supervision. These interactions are invaluable, as my adult dogs help teach appropriate canine communication, confidence, impulse control, body language, and respect for boundaries in ways that only balanced adult dogs can. Last week, the puppies also had their first taste of raw food, and it was an instant success! They absolutely loved it and will continue their gradual transition onto a raw diet as they grow. Every week these puppies become more interactive, more confident, and more fun to watch. I’m so proud of the progress they’re making and can’t wait to share even more milestones as they continue to grow. Thank you to everyone who has been following this litter’s journey. Your support means so much, and I look forward to sharing what’s next! ❤️🐺 #YoungOrchardSiberians #SiberianHusky #PuppyDevelopment #RawFedDogs #ResponsibleBreeding


Zeus and Catalina's litter

Briana P.
Today the puppies got to spend time with both of their aunts, Envy and Karma! ❤️🐺 These early interactions are an important part of our puppy-raising program. Meeting stable, well-socialized adult dogs helps puppies begin learning appropriate canine communication, confidence, and social skills from the very beginning. As always, every interaction is carefully supervised and kept positive. We let the puppies explore at their own pace while our adult dogs help teach them through calm, natural communication. Trainer Summer is, of course, right there every step of the way, making sure everyone has a safe, positive experience. She plays a huge role in helping the puppies build confidence and develop into well-rounded companions. These experiences may look like simple puppy play, but they’re actually laying the foundation for a lifetime of healthy social skills and emotional stability. We couldn’t be prouder of how this litter continues to grow! 🩵🐾


Zeus and Catalina's litter

Briana P.
🐾 4 Week Puppy Update 🐾 Our “The Summer I Turned Pretty” litter is officially 4 weeks old, and they’re growing into curious, confident little puppies! This week was a huge milestone as they were introduced to a We Feed Raw diet while continuing to nurse with Catalina. They absolutely loved their first raw meals! Their personalities are becoming more apparent every day as they wrestle with their littermates, explore new environments, and gain confidence through new experiences. The puppies also had the opportunity to meet Auntie Karma this week, who did a wonderful job gently interacting with them. They’ve continued spending time with Trainer Summer, who is helping introduce appropriate social interactions and laying the foundation for confident, well-rounded puppies. Another exciting milestone this week was their first short car rides! Early, positive exposure to traveling is an important part of their socialization and helps prepare them for future adventures with their families. Over the coming weeks, we’ll continue introducing new sights, sounds, surfaces, toys, people, and enrichment activities. Every experience is intentional and designed to give these puppies the best possible start in life. Thank you to all of our puppy families for following along. We can’t wait to continue sharing their journey as they grow! 🐺❤️ #YoungOrchardSiberians #SiberianHusky #HuskyPuppies #WeFeedRaw #RawFedPuppies


Zeus and Catalina's litter

Siberian Husky
About Envy
Envy – Red & White Wooly Female | Certified Service Dog Envy is my graceful red and white wooly girl with a calm, reserved nature and a heart full of love. She’s well-tempered, incredibly affectionate, and brings a peaceful, grounding presence to any environment. As a certified service dog, Envy steps in to support her sisters when needed—doing so with quiet confidence and unwavering reliability. She has a distinctly gentle, motherly temperament that shines both with people and other dogs. Envy is naturally nurturing and has an exceptional ability to herd and guide the pack with calm authority. Her puppies tend to inherit her easygoing nature, emotional intelligence, and steady disposition—making them ideal companions for homes looking for a loving, well-balanced Siberian.

Siberian Husky
About Karma
Karma – Solid Black Wooly Female | Service Dog in Training Karma is my stunning solid black wooly girl with a larger-than-life personality. She’s spunky, loving, and downright comical at times—always finding a way to keep us on our toes and laughing. Beneath that playful charm is an incredibly sharp mind; Karma is quick-thinking, eager to work, and always ready to go at a moment’s notice. She is currently in training to become a certified service dog, following in the pawprints of her sisters, and already displays the focus, confidence, and responsiveness needed for the job. Karma’s future puppies are expected to inherit her plush coat, lively spirit, and strong working drive—making them ideal for active, engaged homes or service-oriented paths.

Siberian Husky
About Catalina
Catalina – Red & White Female | Service Dog Certified Catalina is the daughter of our beloved Zara, and she carries on her mother’s legacy with grace. Calm, intelligent, and incredibly easygoing, Catalina is the definition of a well-balanced Siberian. She’s highly intuitive and thoughtful, making her a natural fit for service work—so much so that she is a certified service dog and proudly backs up my primary working dog when needed. Her composed temperament, sound mind, and steady disposition make her a rare gem in the breed. Catalina’s future puppies are expected to inherit her calm nature, sharp mind, and deep bond with their people—making them ideal for families looking for a more laid-back, trainable companion with great emotional intelligence.

Siberian Husky
About Zara
Zara – Red & White Female | Certified Service Dog Zara is a spunky yet well-mannered red and white girl who brings both charm and reliability to our breeding program. With a bright personality and a strong work ethic, she strikes a perfect balance between playful energy and calm focus. Zara is a certified service dog and serves as the backup to my primary working dog, a role she excels in with intelligence, intuition, and grace. Her puppies often mirror her confident, affectionate nature and easy trainability—ideal traits for families seeking an engaged, loyal companion or potential working prospect. Zara’s combination of beauty, brains, and temperament make her an invaluable part of our pack and program.
Excellent level
Young Orchard Siberians reports to performing the health tests below on their breeding dogs. Ask your breeder about the tests performed on the parents of your litter. Learn more about health testing for Siberian Huskies.
Hip Dysplasia
Hip testing reduces the chance of passing down hip dysplasia, which is primarily found in large breed dogs and can cause hip pain and the eventual loss of the function of the hip joint.
Eye Certification (CAER, registered with OFA)
Eye testing reduces the chance of passing down a wide range of hereditary eye illnesses including retinal dysplasia, lens luxation, and glaucoma, which can cause impared vision or blindness.
DNA Disease Panel
Genetic testing reduces the chance of passing down a wide variety of hereditary diseases of differing prevalence and severity such as Progressive Retinal Atrophy (an eye disease) and Von Willebrand's Disease (a blood disease).