Blue-eyed Siberian husky puppy mid-yawn on a wool blanket, one oversized paw draped over a chew rope, morning light catching individual guard hairs

Mush Supply Co. · Est. 2019

They grow fast.
Gear up right.

Everything your husky puppy needs — chosen by people who've survived the teething, the blowouts, and the first real howl.

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Faded snapshot of founders with their first husky puppy, a blue-eyed Siberian husky named Koda, sitting in a snowy yard

Koda, 8 weeks. Winter 2019. We had no idea what we were doing.

How It Started

We made every mistake
so you don't have to.

Our first husky, Koda, arrived on a Tuesday in January. By Friday we'd returned two crates, panic-ordered three different harnesses, and discovered that salmon oil is not optional — it's infrastructure.

We spent the next four years raising litters, running trails, and testing every product that promised to survive a husky. Most didn't. The ones that did are what you'll find here.

— Jamie & Reese Kowalski, founders

6

Litters Raised

340+

Products Tested

47

Make the Cut

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The Crate That
Survived Denali

"We went through two plastic crates and a playpen before we found the gear that actually holds. Containment isn't about restriction — it's about giving them a den that feels safe."— Jamie K., co-founder

Siberian husky puppy curled up sleeping peacefully inside a wire crate lined with a soft wool blanket
Bestseller
Heavy-duty double-door dog crate with reinforced latches and divider panel on a wood floor
Containment

Denali Double-Door Crate

The only crate that survived three Koda-size escapes. Reinforced latch, folding design, and a divider panel that actually grows with them.

$89$119
Soft wool dog crate liner in warm oatmeal color inside a wire crate
Containment

Wool Den Crate Liner

Machine-washable boiled wool. Warm enough for an Alaskan winter, tough enough for a husky who thinks chewing is a hobby.

$42
Staff Pick
Metal exercise pen enclosure set up in a living room with a puppy inside
Containment

Puppy X-Pen — 36"

Eight panels, infinite configurations. We used this as a kitchen barrier for 14 months before Koda figured out she could lift the gate.

$67
Natural elk antler dog chew on a rustic wooden surface
Containment

Elk Antler Chew — Large

The thing that saved our baseboards. Long-lasting, naturally shed, and the only chew that keeps a husky busy for longer than 4 minutes.

$24
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What We Wish Someone
Told Us About Coats

"Nobody warned us about the first blowout. Koda went from fluffy cloud to tumbleweeds-everywhere in 48 hours. Now we prep owners before it happens — not after."— Reese K., co-founder

Staff Pick
Professional dog grooming deshedding tool with ergonomic handle on a light background
Grooming

Furminator Undercoat Tool — Puppy

The blowout is coming. There is no stopping it. But with this, you can redirect it from your couch to a trash bag.

$38
Bestseller
Amber glass bottle of wild Alaskan salmon oil supplement with pump dispenser
Grooming

Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil — 32oz

Brittle coat to plush in 6 weeks. Not a claim — a guarantee we've seen across every litter we've raised. Pump bottle, no mess.

$29$36
Pink slicker brush with soft flexible pins for dog grooming against white background
Grooming

Slicker Brush — Soft Pin

Daily brushing starts at 8 weeks. This one has the right pin flex for guard hair without pulling on the soft undercoat.

$19
White bottle of oatmeal dog shampoo with natural ingredients on wooden shelf
Grooming

Oatmeal Puppy Shampoo — 16oz

Husky-safe pH, no sulfates. We use this for the monthly bath — yes, monthly. Any more and you strip the natural coat oils.

$16
Husky being gently brushed with a slicker brush, showing thick double coat with guard hairs in morning sunlight

Coat Timeline

Week 1

Dry, brittle guard hairs

→
Week 6

Plush, glossy double coat

With daily salmon oil + weekly brushing

03

Trail Tested,
Pup Approved

"Huskies are working dogs. Even your apartment husky has a drive to pull, run, and explore. Give them the right gear and that energy becomes a partnership."— Jamie K., co-founder

Siberian husky wearing a red harness running through snow on a forest trail, breath visible in cold air
Staff Pick
Red padded dog harness with two metal D-ring attachment points on wooden surface
Trail Gear

Ruffwear Front Range Harness

The harness we put on every puppy we've raised after week 10. Two leash attachment points, padded chest, and it actually fits a husky neck.

$59
Black bungee dog leash with carabiner clip coiled on a trail surface
Trail Gear

Mushing Bungee Leash — 8ft

For the first 6 months of leash training, a bungee saves your shoulder. Absorbs the lunge. Huskies lunge. This is not optional.

$34
Tin of natural beeswax dog paw balm with wooden applicator on pine table
Trail Gear

Paw Wax — All-Season Balm

Snow, salt, hot pavement. Husky paws take a beating. Apply before every winter walk and before summer trail runs over 70°F.

$18$24
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Two colorful collapsible silicone dog bowls clipped to a backpack strap on a trail
Trail Gear

Collapsible Trail Bowl — 2-pack

Huskies overheat fast and drink nothing until they collapse. These clip to any bag. Bring two. One for water, one for a quick snack stop.

$14

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