Meet Biscuit, a true sweetheart who radiates affection and charm. At around 9 months old, this delightful boy loves everyone he encounters, from dogs and cats to men, women, and children. Biscuit is incredibly loving, happily nuzzling for pets and melting into you during cuddle time. His naturally submissive and easygoing temperament makes him an excellent companion for other dogs, and he has a special adoration for children, patiently enjoying walks with them at the park.
As a Siberian Husky and German Shepherd Dog mix, Biscuit embodies a wonderful blend of intelligence and loyalty. While Huskies are known for their playful and energetic nature, and German Shepherds for their devotion and trainability, Biscuit presents a balanced energy level. He enjoys romping with canine friends and a daily walk, but is equally content to relax afterwards. Potential adopters should be prepared for moderate grooming needs and seasonal heavy shedding to keep his coat healthy.
Biscuit's ideal home would include a yard for playtime and a playful canine friend to share his adventures with. He is already fully potty trained, leash trained, crate trained (sleeping through the night), knows how to use a doggy door, and rides great in the car. This affectionate and eager-to-please boy is truly the full package, ready to charm his way into your heart and become your new best friend.
Special Needs
No
Good With
Training
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Includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, and microchip where applicable.
$185.00
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