
Denali The Volley of Freedom
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Siberian Husky kennel · FCI / ZKwP
The Volley of Freedom is a small kennel in Greater Poland, western Poland. Ice-blue eyes, an engine built for running — and honesty about the breed that our families thank us for.
Our philosophy
It all began with Aurora and one ride behind a borrowed sled team. Ever since, we have matched our pairs to combine the sound joints and enduring gait of working lines with the looks the show ring rewards.
Our dogs win ZKwP championships, but they pass their real exam in harness and on the sofa — because a good Husky is one that can both pull and rest.

Our dogs sleep on the sofas, and puppies are born next to the bedroom and grow up among children, cats and everyday noise. They leave for their new homes confident — with dog manners learned from their mother and the whole pack.
HD-A, ED 0/0, yearly ECVO eye exams and a DNA profile — you receive both parents’ official, panel-read results in our first reply. "Our dogs are healthy" is not enough; we document it.
We race canicross and bikejoring ourselves. Every graduate leaves with a first custom-fitted harness, and their people get an invitation to our training runs. A Husky has to run; we show you how to do it safely.
A Husky is not a dog for everyone — we have refused a sale when we could see the breed would make both the dog and the home unhappy. But when we say "yes", we stay with you for the dog’s whole life.
Born 18 April 2026. Szaman’s wolf grey meets Mira’s expression — four strong, confident puppies: two grey and two black & white. Home-raised around the vacuum cleaner, children and cats. Ready to leave from late June 2026, after week 9.
Six dogs, three generations and a complete set of official health results. From a Polish Champion to a debutante who enters the ring this autumn.
The show ring, a snow-covered forest and the roof of the dog house — the places where The Volley of Freedom Huskies feel most at home.
The people behind the kennel
“A Husky is not a dog for everyone — and that is exactly why it matters that each one goes to people who will love it for what it is.”
Emilia and Marcin — the people running The Volley of Freedom
They have lived with Huskies since 2017 and race canicross and bikejoring as amateurs. The pack shares the house with children and the Felki PL Bengal cats — which is why our puppies are afraid of nothing.
“We are waiting for Dakota and already feel part of the kennel family: weekly videos, weight reports, honest answers to every question. You can tell the puppies grow up in a home, not in a pen.”
“Before I reserved anything, I first got... a refusal. The breeder felt a puppy would be alone too long with my work schedule — and asked me to come back when things changed. That honesty is priceless. I returned a year later.”
FAQ
Can’t find your answer? Ask our AI assistant in the top-right corner or send us a note through the reservation form.
Yes — The Volley of Freedom puppies live in several European countries. Every export puppy leaves with an FCI export pedigree issued by ZKwP, an EU pet passport and the vaccinations required for travel. We hand puppies over in person or via a trusted ground courier — never as unaccompanied cargo.
The same four steps, just over video: an enquiry through the form, a video call where we honestly talk about the breed, a reservation contract in English with a PLN 1,000–1,500 deposit, then weekly photo and video updates until pick-up after week 9.
The ZKwP birth certificate (the basis of the FCI export pedigree), a microchip, vaccinations, deworming, a starter kit with a custom-fitted harness and a written contract. Pet puppies are PLN 5,500–7,500 — roughly €1,300–1,750.
That is exactly what the reservation call is for. A Husky needs 1.5–2 hours of genuine exercise a day, does not do well alone for long hours and should never run off-leash in open areas. We will tell you honestly if we think the breed does not fit your routine — it has happened before.
Every breeding dog has official hip and elbow scores (HD-A, ED 0/0) read by the ZKwP panel, a yearly ECVO eye examination and a DNA profile on file. Dated results are published with each dog and shared before reservation.
Tell us a few words about your home and how active your days are. We reply within 24–48 hours — honestly, including when we think a Husky would not be the right choice for you.