Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
Not good with cats,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Hi! I’m Maxi, a beautiful 6.5-year-old white Husky with a gentle heart, a curious nature, and a few adorable quirks that make me pretty special.
If you’re expecting the typical loud, high-energy Husky…well, I might surprise you! I’m a remarkably quiet, calm girl who is perfectly happy lounging on a dog bed or pillow and keeping you company. I have a particular fondness for cozy little spots—under a desk or even tucked into a closet. What can I say? I appreciate a good hideaway!
I absolutely love belly rubs, and I’m happiest when you talk to me and remind me what a pretty girl I am. Compliments are always welcome around here.
I’m also a dream on a leash. I don’t pull, I enjoy a nice leisurely stroll, and I especially appreciate humans who understand the importance of stopping occasionally so I can have a good roll in the grass. There’s no need to rush through the good stuff!
I’m a fantastic traveler, too, and handle car rides like a pro. At home, I sleep in my foster parents’ room at night and have been completely non-destructive. They haven’t needed to crate me, so we don’t really know how I feel about crates yet.
Now, about food. I have standards. A little kibble with A LOT of Parmesan cheese is much more to my liking. Cheese? Yes, please. Peanut butter? Absolutely. Counter surfing? Nope! My foster family has even tried to tempt me, and I remain a lady. I am still learning to take treats gently from your hand, though, and we’re working on “sit.”
I’m great at meeting new people and greet them calmly. I can happily share my home with other dogs, but I’d also be perfectly content being your one and only.
There is one little thing my future family should know about me: sometimes when I get really excited—or really relaxed—I can leak a little urine. It’s just one of those things that comes along with loving me, and my foster family can tell you more about managing it.
I rarely bark or howl, but I do have one exception. When an ambulance or fire truck goes by with its siren on, I sometimes decide to join in and sing along. Apparently, it’s pretty adorable. I like to think I’m providing backup vocals.
Underneath my beautiful white coat is one of the sweetest, gentlest souls you’ll ever meet. I don’t need constant excitement or adventure. Give me a soft place to land, some belly rubs, leisurely walks, kind words, and some special treats, and I’ll be a very happy girl.
If you’re looking for a calm, affectionate companion who will fill your home with quiet love, a little laughter, plenty of snuggles—and the occasional siren serenade—I might be your girl!
