Re-homing...
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I'm very sorry, but I am not going to discuss my reason of rehoming due to
the fact that it's very personal and complex.
My apologies, I should've included that. I'm not very good at describing, if
you have any other questions about them, please feel free to ask.
Charlie is a typical husky, but not as bright as most huskies. He's friendly
with people and dogs alike. He has lived with a cat with no problem before
we adopted him. Prefer a home with dog(s) his size (~50pounds) or bigger. A
good amount of physical exercise is required for him, just like most huskies.
Melody on the other hand is very bright, quick learner. First and foremost,
you should know she can be quite the bitch at times. Klee Kai's get very
attached to their family and are reserved with strangers. Which is going to
require a lot of patience and some time before she accepts her new family.
She does better with dogs of the opposite sex. She has a lot of energy,
won't do well with a lazy dog.
Again, if anyone has questions, please free feel to ask.
--Thanks.
the fact that it's very personal and complex.
My apologies, I should've included that. I'm not very good at describing, if
you have any other questions about them, please feel free to ask.
Charlie is a typical husky, but not as bright as most huskies. He's friendly
with people and dogs alike. He has lived with a cat with no problem before
we adopted him. Prefer a home with dog(s) his size (~50pounds) or bigger. A
good amount of physical exercise is required for him, just like most huskies.
Melody on the other hand is very bright, quick learner. First and foremost,
you should know she can be quite the bitch at times. Klee Kai's get very
attached to their family and are reserved with strangers. Which is going to
require a lot of patience and some time before she accepts her new family.
She does better with dogs of the opposite sex. She has a lot of energy,
won't do well with a lazy dog.
Again, if anyone has questions, please free feel to ask.
--Thanks.
Judging by your description, I think charlie will be the easiest dog to find a spot for. He seems he would adapt easier to a new family and get along with everyone (other pets and families alike) plus, he is a more popular breed so more people seem to know about them/want them.
I will spread the word! I'm sure there is an active family somewhere who is looking for a young friendly cute husky to add to the family!
He is a very very cute dog. I'll spread the word and I hope you do find someone to adopt him
Just some extra questions..
- Are they both housebroken?
- Good on leash?
- Favorite things to do..
- Commands they know?
- Things they like/dislike?
The more information we know, the easier it is, because people can get a sense of "knowing" the dogs by reading about them
I will spread the word! I'm sure there is an active family somewhere who is looking for a young friendly cute husky to add to the family!
He is a very very cute dog. I'll spread the word and I hope you do find someone to adopt him
Just some extra questions..
- Are they both housebroken?
- Good on leash?
- Favorite things to do..
- Commands they know?
- Things they like/dislike?
The more information we know, the easier it is, because people can get a sense of "knowing" the dogs by reading about them
Fransheska, thank you for all your help.
Both are housebroken. On leash, it really depends on the person holding the
other end, they're fine for my brother, but for me. They love to run,
run, and run some more. Charlie has only mastered sit... Melody knows sit,
down, spin, roll over, shake, high-five, double high-five, touch, and play dead.
Charlie loves pretty much everything, except nail clipping and baths (don't
worry about the baths as he doesn't need baths anymore, we had to because
he was covered in fleas). He's not an outside dog, he likes being with his family.
Melody likes her family, playtime, long walks, chasing birds, chasing raindrops or
water from the garden hose, and car rides.
I have contacted my Klee Kai's breeder, and she's helping me.
Yes, there is.
Both are housebroken. On leash, it really depends on the person holding the
other end, they're fine for my brother, but for me.
They love to run, run, and run some more. Charlie has only mastered sit... Melody knows sit,
down, spin, roll over, shake, high-five, double high-five, touch, and play dead.
Charlie loves pretty much everything, except nail clipping and baths (don't
worry about the baths as he doesn't need baths anymore, we had to because
he was covered in fleas). He's not an outside dog, he likes being with his family.
Melody likes her family, playtime, long walks, chasing birds, chasing raindrops or
water from the garden hose, and car rides.
I have contacted my Klee Kai's breeder, and she's helping me.
Yes, there is.