Husky Adoption in Leon Valley, TX: Husky Puppies for Sale in Leon Valley, TX

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LULU

Husky

Female, 3 yrs

San Antonio, TX

Size

(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)

Details

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GEORGE

Husky

Male, 3 yrs 3 mos

San Antonio, TX

Size

(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)

Details

Spayed or Neutered,

Story

GEORGE (A797006) – Foster Progress ReportAs of May 23, 2026Foster Placement: March 7, 2026ACS Age Estimate: Approx. 3 yrs (foster impression: possibly 4–5 yrs based on maturity and demeanor)Status: Neutered | Seeking Permanent PlacementPhysical Description• Husky / Northern breed mix• Black-grey coat with white/tan markings• Dark brown eyesIntake & Medical Notes• Fostered following neuter surgery after being at risk for euthanasia• Arrived with severe kennel cough and completed extended recovery/isolation due to continued coughing beyond initial quarantine• Early skin irritation and itchiness noted; recovered well and continues adjusting successfully in foster careTemperament & Personality• Affectionate, gentle, and strongly people-oriented• “Shadow dog” personality—prefers staying near people and other dogs• Enjoys affection, closeness, and relaxing beside his humans• Mild, easygoing demeanor with medium energy and playful moments• No notable Husky vocalization observed yetHouse Training, Kennel & Daily Living• Appears very well potty trained and eliminates promptly outdoors• Sleeps quietly through the night with no whining• Occasionally reluctant to remain kenneled, appearing more interested in household interaction than anxious• Settles appropriately once kenneled and does well during car transport• Showing adaptability and social learning, including using household food feeders after observing resident dogsTraining & Social Behavior• Walks well on leash with little to mild pulling• Responsive to direction, generally comes when called, and understands “leave it”• Somewhat food motivated and eager to engage• Doing well with resident dogs and socially appropriate in group living• Friendly and gentle with other dogs, including the household 6-month-old Husky puppyCat Introductions (Ongoing Evaluation)• Cat introductions are ongoing and closely supervised• Shows curiosity and interest with gradual exposure and continued observation• Can be redirected and continues learning household expectations• At times quietly observes the cats, suggesting curiosity and adjustment• Long-term compatibility remains under evaluation due to unknown historyAdditional Notes• Occasionally digs shallow holes and lies in them, likely for comfort or cooling and possibl

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