rehoming male pitbull and female husky

Anaheim CA

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Hello, I have a loving male pitbull (~a little over 1 years old) and a female husky (~9 months old) that I would like to rehome. We are hoping that we can keep them together since they are playmates. They are trained to use the restroom outside and are very energetic. They know basic commands such as "sit" and "leave it" when treats are involved. I have two young toddlers and will be starting work soon, which concerns my husband and I because we are not giving them enough attention as we would like to. In addition, I am hoping to rehome them to a person with a large yard for them to play in. Taking them to the dog park daily would also be good for them. I would love to keep them, but it is a little difficult multi-tasking between the kids, homework, chores, and the puppies. I just want to ensure that they go to a good home. Both are fully vaccinated, however, the pitbull will be due for his rabies shots beginning of next year. They are cuddlers and love to sleep next to you at night time, but can sleep peacefully in a play pen if they have adequate exercise. They are both unfixed. The female husky's name is Nia Rose. She has a long, tuxedo coat and is very fluffy and the sweetest girl ever. She's very clingy and loves to follow me everywhere. I get very sad when I can't always give her the attention she needs. The make pitbull's name is Lambo. He is very sweet and cuddly too. He can be very playful and is also very strong. I'm a very small girl but he listens when there are treats. He is allergic to shrimp and it was recommended by the veterinarian to keep them on dry kibbles. They don't have any fleas either. They've been indoor dogs for quite some time. I would prefer whoever picks them up understands that they need a lot of exercise and a large area to play. I hope that you are willing to take the both of them and are very patient with them. They need a lot of attention and I am hoping that whoever takes them doesn't just leave them outside only. Please keep them inside the house with you and let them play outside when they need to. They are sweet dogs around children, but I would make sure to supervise them at all times because they can get a little rowdy when chasing each other around the house. It might be better to adopt them if you don't have small children. This is an urgent matter because our landlord also is asking us to remove them from our residence. There will be a rehoming fee for both. Please contact or