Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
Good with cats,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Sid!Sid is an absolutely stunning black and white puppy with classic husky-style markings and a personality that is just as unforgettable as his looks. This handsome boy is the biggest of the litter and is impossible not to notice with his unique eyes — one is half blue and half green, while the other is a deep dark green.But Sid’s happiest feature might actually be his tail, which seems to wag 24/7… even while he’s sleeping. This boy is pure joy wrapped up in puppy form. He’s playful, affectionate, goofy, and always excited to be part of whatever is going on around him.Like the rest of his litter, Sid has been raised in foster care with other dogs, cats, and children, helping him get a wonderful start with socialization and everyday life experiences. He loves attention, playtime, and being around his people.We also received DNA results back for the litter, and these puppies are quite the mix! The largest portions of their DNA are Siberian Husky and Australian Cattle Dog, along with several other breeds mixed in. Their mama is only around 17 lbs, so we truly do not know how big these puppies will end up being.Because Husky and Cattle Dog make up the largest percentage of the litter’s DNA, potential adopters should do their breed research before applying. Both breeds are known for being intelligent, active, energetic dogs that thrive when given proper physical exercise and mental stimulation. They enjoy having jobs to do, learning new things, and being included as part of the family. Without enough activity and enrichment, these types of dogs can easily become bored. With proper structure, training, and guidance, puppies with these breed traits can become incredibly loyal, fun, and intelligent companions.At just 8 weeks old, Sid still has lots to learn about the world around him. Puppies require time, patience, consistency, training, socialization, and lifelong commitment. They need exposure to new people, animals, places, sounds, and experiences to help them become confident, well-adjusted adult dogs. Puppies also require ongoing veterinary care, a quality diet, mental stimulation, exercise, and lots of love throughout their lives.The work that goes into raising a puppy is significant, but the reward is an incredible lifelong companion. We are looking for committed adopters who understand the responsibility that comes with bringing a puppy into the household and are ready for all the fun, chaos, and love that puppyhood brings.Sid is ready to find a forever family to call his own!He has been vet checked, microchipped, and is current on age-appropriate veterinary care.Apply today at this link-https://airtable.com/shrAznkHf1ruIqQwqDNA Results57% Siberian Husky2% American Staffordshire Terrier15% Australian Cattle Dog2% Beagle8% American Pit Bull Terrier2% Chihuahua5% Boxer2% Dalmatian2% Alaskan Malamute2% PapillonPredicted ideal adult weight33-62 Ibs
