Jules is a Siberian Husky female with a heart of gold. With her glowing brown-golden eyes, she seems to look directly into one's soul, just like her mother Arwen.

Always balanced and composed within our pack, she earned much respect and appreciation from the other dogs.

Like her mother Arwen and her aunt Brave, she is also very easy to feed and requires only about 400g of raw food per day, making her an ideal sled dog. In the team, she always showed motivation and a desire to run, performing well in all positions.

She possesses excellent impulse control and frustration tolerance, with a moderate hunting instinct, but she can be easily called and approached at any time.

Jules has wonderfully angled front and rear legs, a beautiful expression, and good paws. Thanks to her lovely anatomy, we achieved Junior Best In Show III in December 2019, only her second show ever. I will never forget that day with her.

The only thing that could be improved is slightly more leg length, although it is still quite moderate. This was one of the reasons why we selected Moonrun's Winner for a litter with her (G & H litters), as she couldn't keep up with the step and stride length of the others in the team due to her size and leg length.

Leg length is essential for a working sled dog in the snow, as it can save the lives of dogs and mushers in deep snow. A dog with legs too short, like Jules, would get stuck in the deep snow.

However, this was her only weakness - she has excellent gait with single tracking and perfect reach and drive, the best character ever, and perfect proportions.

Jules is a very uncomplicated female, always gentle, and can be taken anywhere. A faithful companion in all life situations. If I had had the time, I would have trained her as a therapy and service dog.

However, her son Gunnar is now a certified service dog.

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She has average hunting instinct for the breed, but it is well manageable.

Besides mushing, hiking is one of her favorite activities, as well as, of course, eating. Jules would never leave a bowl full.