Dancing Winds Siberians and Kennel
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Dancing Winds Siberian
Jesse McConnell
PO box 2803
Purcellville, VA, 20134
UNITED STATES
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Siberian Huskies, Kennel and Boarding in Western Pennsylvania, Siberian Husky Breeder, AKCCONTENT
This website states the following, "Welcome to Dancing Winds Siberians." Our analyzers viewed that the web page also said " Is a high quality breeder of AKC registered Siberian Huskies." The Website also said " We breed only the highest quality Siberians, providing champion quality dogs and pets that are beautiful. But dont just take our word for it, check out pictures of our dogs, details of our kennel, our results at shows, and more about Dancing Winds Siberians by following the links to the side. My home, garage, grooming shop, and kennel building are all attached and under roof so its easy a." The website's header had Siberian Huskies as the most important search term. It is followed by Kennel and Boarding, Western Pennsylvania, and Butler and Karns City which isn't as ranked as highly as Siberian Huskies. The next words they uses is Siberian Husky Breeder. AKC was included and might not be viewed by web crawlers.VIEW SUBSEQUENT WEB PAGES
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