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It has been said that a mans worth is not how he lived but what he has left behind. The same can be said for a dog. In this breed or any breed, as AKC states the only reason for the sport of conformation is to advance the study, breeding, exhibiting, running and maintenance of a purebred dog. Exhibiting ringside one's breeding stock is certainly one of the purposes for an exhibitor to participate in the sport of conformation. No matter how many awards you take home, if the sire cannot produce a good specimen of the breed then he has no value. Most litters have several wonderful companions that go to loving homes. There is great joy in that but clearly that is not the reason to breed.
CHIPS AWARDS AND CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
Siberian Husky Club of America
Pedigree Award Winner HONORING ONE OF AMERICA'S FINEST STUD DOGS OF THE 21ST CENTURY 
CH Kristari's Russian Roulette I fell in love with Chip due to his fantastic temperment, while visiting at Sharon's. On one trip back there, there was this delightful puppy trotting back and forth and it was a Chip kid, and I was lucky enough for Sharon to let him come home with me.
Terri Erickson Owners: Terri Erickson & Anders Thoreson April 19, 1993 - February 1, 2006 
Photos Courtesy of
Elite Photography
BISS CH Kristari's Jes A Chip On Fire
Huskavarna's Red Corvette
Over the years I have come to see this wonderful dog prove himself genetically influential and dominant for these remarkable qualities; wonderful temperament and outstanding breed type. These qualities are now hallmarks of his progeny. As one of the Top Sire's of all time, Chip has definitely made an impact on the breed.
Paula Marcy Huskavarna Siberians
Multi Group Placements, Specialty Best In Show
Nikki and David Char
Bred by Innisfree. Raised, owned and loved by Sharon Osharow of Kristari . Chip died at his home on February 1, 2006 at the age of 12. Chip died with his family present, without pain and in peace. Anyone that knew him knows he lived life as a king. Happy, well fed and traveling with the woman he loved most. "It is not the honor that you take with you, but the heritage you leave behind." Meet Chip's progeny...his legacy continues. 
CH Huskavarna's Four on the Floor
Liz DeMartino A F E W ( N O T A L L! ) O F C H I P ' S P R O G E N Y 
BISS CH Kristari's Jagged Edge
2001 - #4 Siberian in the Country 
Thank you to all of the breeders and owners that participated with their dogs on this page.
Nat/Int/Am Ch. Wendonah's Oli Olly Oxen Free Group Placer December 11, 1996 - November 11, 2006 I didn’t know I wanted a Chip son until I saw one, I would love to have another boy with Chips gorgeous head again!
Can Ch.
Sykoya-N-RR’s Tolken
I believe Chip was a popular stud dog mainly because he produced beautiful typey Siberians. There are alot of top ranked dogs with big records that cannot produce quality. This was not the case with Chip. I have been in Chip's company and he was a real sweetie. His temperament spoke volumes. Youngsters could be in the house and he was cool with it. He loved playing with his toys up until the end. |
