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Hi, I'm Snow, and I'm an 8-month-old husky weighing in at 40 pounds. I’ve recently learned the ropes of being housebroken and have gone a whole week without any accidents! I still need to go out every 2-3 hours, but I can hold it through the night like a champ. When I came to my current home on June 3rd, I didn't know anything about potty training, but now I'm a pro.
I'm also crate-trained and feel comfortable eating my meals in there. Sometimes I whine a bit in the crate, but it's because I was kept there overnight during my first week of potty training. I love playing with other dogs and running around with them. Although I'm very submissive and might get a little scared around new or dominant dogs, I'm never reactive. I adore people and am extremely affectionate, especially if you invite me for cuddles. I'm friendly with kids too—I’ve met a few while walking around the neighborhood, and I love getting pets from them.
One thing to know about me is that I have a high prey drive and will try to chase rabbits, squirrels, and other small animals, so I probably wouldn't do well in a home with cats or other small pets.
My three best qualities are that I listen very well and respond to my name, get along wonderfully with all people and dogs, and am incredibly loving and affectionate.
I need to work on a couple of things, like getting really excited in the car and I love to dig, so if you take your eyes off me for a few minutes in the backyard, I might start digging a hole. Also, since I am still a puppy, I have the occasional accident.
Overall, I'm honestly the perfect husky. I’m strikingly beautiful, well-behaved, and don’t bark much. I respect all other dogs and people, and only cuddle or jump on you when invited. I’m always happy, and excited to play and get attention, but not overly needy. I love chewing on large bones and can do so for hours without disturbing anyone. With about an hour of walks or park time each day, I’m extremely well-behaved.
Hi, I'm Snow, and I'm an 8-month-old husky weighing in at 40 pounds. I’ve recently learned the ropes of being housebroken and have gone a whole week without any accidents! I still need to go out every 2-3 hours, but I can hold it through the night like a champ. When I came to my current home on June 3rd, I didn't know anything about potty training, but now I'm a pro.
I'm also crate-trained and feel comfortable eating my meals in there. Sometimes I whine a bit in the crate, but it's because I was kept there overnight during my first week of potty training. I love playing with other dogs and running around with them. Although I'm very submissive and might get a little scared around new or dominant dogs, I'm never reactive. I adore people and am extremely affectionate, especially if you invite me for cuddles. I'm friendly with kids too—I’ve met a few while walking around the neighborhood, and I love getting pets from them.
One thing to know about me is that I have a high prey drive and will try to chase rabbits, squirrels, and other small animals, so I probably wouldn't do well in a home with cats or other small pets.
My three best qualities are that I listen very well and respond to my name, get along wonderfully with all people and dogs, and am incredibly loving and affectionate.
I need to work on a couple of things, like getting really excited in the car and I love to dig, so if you take your eyes off me for a few minutes in the backyard, I might start digging a hole. Also, since I am still a puppy, I have the occasional accident.
Overall, I'm honestly the perfect husky. I’m strikingly beautiful, well-behaved, and don’t bark much. I respect all other dogs and people, and only cuddle or jump on you when invited. I’m always happy, and excited to play and get attention, but not overly needy. I love chewing on large bones and can do so for hours without disturbing anyone. With about an hour of walks or park time each day, I’m extremely well-behaved.
An adoption application must be submitted via our website that requests basic personal information, Veterinarian Reference, and personal references. A home visit will be required of all adopters. We limit adoptions to the state of Florida only. Our adoption donations range from $125 to $400 depending on the age and breed of the dog.
An adoption application must be submitted via our website that requests basic personal information, Veterinarian Reference, and personal references. A home visit will be required of all adopters. We limit adoptions to the state of Florida only. Our adoption donations range from $125 to $400 depending on the age and breed of the dog.
Check our events calendar on our website to see where we will be with our adoptable dogs.
Check our events calendar on our website to see where we will be with our adoptable dogs.
More about this rescue
We started this small rescue in rememberance that rescue work is strictly about the dogs. We do our best to help save as many dogs as we can with our limited resourses.
We can always use volunteers and Foster homes to help us accommplish this task. Any donations would be greatly appreciated as well from $5 to $500 and they all go to helping more dogs.
We started this small rescue in rememberance that rescue work is strictly about the dogs. We do our best to help save as many dogs as we can with our limited resourses.
We can always use volunteers and Foster homes to help us accommplish this task. Any donations would be greatly appreciated as well from $5 to $500 and they all go to helping more dogs.
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