Gorgeous Siberian husky looking for a home
Hi so we have a lovely girl that is looking for either a Forster home or a forever home. We are happy to help with costs for the right home.
Pet’s history:
The pet’s origin : she is registered
The pet’s breed : Siberian husky
The pet’s size and age : 10 years and medium size
Health information about your pet: she is never had any health issues. She is very healthy for her age.
Up to date vaccination information: Yes
Up to date information on veterinary care (fleas, worms...) Yes
Whether your pet is desexed and microchipped : she is desexed and microchipped
Any inherited disorders, health concerns or medication taken: no health concerns
Lifestyle information about your pet: she would love some space in a well fully fenced yard. She will still enjoy walks.
The animal’s feeding regime: she currently eats once a day.
Favourite treats and toys: she loves a slice of bread. Not into toys
Behaviour & relationship with other animals: she is aloof when meeting strangers. She loves her people she knows. She will not tolerate other female dogs. This breed is known to not get along with livestock and small animals, so no cats, chickens, small dogs,, Guinea pigs, bunnies, sheep, goats etc.
She would make a wonderful companion to someone that is looking for a friend. Maybe you lost your companion and not looking for a puppy? She will only go to an approved home. Experience with this breed is preferred.
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81.3% Community feedback and transparency is needed.
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