Siberian Husky Puppies in Chiang Mai
for Foreign Residents

In practical terms, yes. Chiang Mai has a genuine cool season from November to February, and the expat rental market offers far more houses with gardens than central Bangkok, where most foreign residents live in condos with pet weight limits. The trade-off is burning season from March to May, when heat and air quality both require you to keep the dog indoors with air conditioning on bad days.

Yes. There is no restriction on foreign residents buying a dog in Thailand — no Thai ID, work permit or company needed. We handle the whole process in English: you view the puppy on live video, we prepare the microchip, pedigree certificate, vaccination records and a signed written health guarantee, and we deliver to your address in Chiang Mai. Payment is by Thai bank transfer with a written receipt.

We deliver door-to-door, typically within 1–2 days of confirming, by air-conditioned vehicle or domestic flight depending on your location. Your puppy travels in a correctly sized, well-ventilated crate with water and care throughout, and we send you status updates until arrival.

Your puppy is microchipped and comes with a pedigree certificate and complete vaccination records from the start — the documentation almost every destination country requires. We also run an international export service, so the same team that raised your dog prepares the rabies timeline, antibody testing, health certificates and IATA crate when you relocate. Countries such as Japan, Taiwan, South Korea and the EU require a waiting period after antibody testing, so tell us your likely destination early.

Yes. Message us on LINE or Facebook and we will send real photos and live video of the specific puppy you are interested in, plus the parent dogs and the environment the litter was raised in. Never stock images, and never a different puppy on delivery.