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1 On average, a Siberian Husky can cost anywhere from $450 to as much as $1,500. 2  Purebred Huskies that have the appropriate paperwork will often cost more than those that do not have any sort of paperwork. 3  A purebred Husky is usually going to be well beyond the $700 price tag.
Don't buy from a Pet Store! They are way more expensive and you don't really know where you are getting the puppy from or its background. I'd say between $250-$500 is a reasonable price for a Siberian Husky puppy in the states.Siberian Huskies need owners with lots of time to spend on exercising, plus puppies need additonally more than a grown dog because of training and the like.They are also escape artists when bored.ON'T go to a pet shop or a back yard breeder both of which will sell you an inferior dog at a inflated price. A well bred pet quality Husky can be had for $500 to $700 from quality breeder (one who either works or shows their dogs) who cares more about their pups than a buck.