full blooded Husky 14wks old

King NC

Description

He is a full-blooded husky puppy with no papers. His name is Maverick. He has one blue and one brown eye. He was 16 pounds when weighed a week ago. Parents were onsite when I got him. Dad 80-pound black and white husky and mom was a solid white 55-pound husky. He is house and crate trained. Though being a puppy you may have to take him out a couple times and give him a treat (very food motivated) when he potties in a new enviroment. He lets us know when he has to go out to potty and has no more accidents. He also goes in his crate at night and last all night until we let him outside in the morning. Which is great for a puppy. He is up to date on shots had his last spectra 10 shot and will only need a yearly booster except he does need his rabies shot. He has been medicated for fleas and ticks (has never had either on him) for a month and has two more doses that go with him. We hit the jack pot with puppies not only size and beauty but as far as being so smart. He was easy to housetrain and I showed him sit one time and he does it on command now. Once we get his energy out he is great with our 9-month-old daughter, but he would be absolutely perfect with kids a little older. He is a major lap dog and will use his husky talking to let you know he isn't getting enough attention. He also uses his husky talk to let you know he doesn't like when you tell him no (talks back) but he listens to you while he is talking back. We have to find him a new home because our daughter is allergic. We tried to rule out everything else first because we love him and so does our daughter, she calls him Mav Mav but it ended up being a pet dander allergy. Which sucks because not only do we love him but we are dog people. The rehoming fee is 500. We have so much more into him with just his upfront cost not to mention shots, training time, etc. Our loss may be a perfect fit for you. He comes with his bed, leash, two harnesses (one he will grow into), the food he has left (blue buffalo), treats he has left, toys, two more doses of flea and tick meds. He is house-trained and crate trained without you having the trouble of training him and you get him for less than even what we paid for him. He is still a baby as well which is rare when already housetrained. He is complemented daily at the park on how beautiful he is.