My name is TUXEDO!

TUXEDO hails from Poplar Hill and came down south in search of his forever family. He’s neutered, vaccinated including rabies, microchipped and been deemed healthy by his vet and ready to start his new life. This handsome, gentle boy will be a great addition to just about any family as he has such an easy going nature. He loves to cuddle with you on the couch and he loves being told what a good boy he is.
TUXEDO is housetrained and will let you know when he has to have a bathroom break. He’s crate trained and will sleep quietly in it all night. He’s a very social boy and gets on well with other dogs and he’s in a foster home with with another male Husky with no issues between them at all. He’s doing really well with walking on a leash and he’s learning to walk nicely on it but some extra training would definitely benefit him and also help his adopter to bond with him. He’s never met a cat so we don’t recommend a home with one. He does have children in his foster home aged 8 and up and he’s great with them so as long as they’re dog savvy, gentle and respectful to dogs then the’d be a good match for them.
TUXEDO is an active boy so his ideal family should be an active one too. They should also enjoy the outdoors, walks and hiking in the woods. He travels well in a vehicle and is always willing to go on an adventure or two. He’s currently living the cottage life with his foster family and he absolutely loves the water and swims around in it for as long as he can. He does require a fenced yard as he loves to run around and play outside. He knows basic commands like “sit” “stay” “down” and “paw” and he’ll sit nicely for treats and take them “gentle.” Where he comes from it’s feast or famine for dogs so he eats very quickly and does tend to be food motivated.  He has been using a slow feeder to help him with that though. He doesn’t show any aggression to the resident dog when he eats near him and there’s never been as issue over food or treats between them.
TUXEDO was recently adopted but was returned to the rescue through no fault of his own. There was a female dog who would come to visit the home and she apparently took a dislike to him so after a few days he was returned. 

If TUXEDO sounds like the guy for you and your family then please put in an application to meet him.