Alaskan Malamute Husky Shepherd Mix

South Glens Falls NY

Description

Handsome, super playful, and love their food and water! Very vocal and already trying to howl just like their mama. Rare colors and rare breed; Must be willing to provide, they have grown so much and are such love bugs with lots of energy! If you like to hike or play in the snow, nature walks, dog parks, and freedom with precautions and safety due to the wild in them; they are ancestors of the wolf family my girl Ryder full Alaskan malamute is sweeter than can be, they do have to be brought up with cats if you have cats introduce them and let them get used to eachother. The shepherd in them makes for a great balance. Super smart, outgoing, and loving. Master minds and master love. My bestfriend is their mom & their sister. (As well as my cats.) Ryder is their mama and Nina is their full blooded sister from the last litter. If you are loooking forward to a life full of happy adventures and someone who will always love you and lead the way on a path in the woods, or just someone to lay by your side and watch a movie with before bed… Love them the same. If you eat they eat, if you get outside they get outside. If your clean and healthy they’re clean and healthy. You feed your children/make their plate before you make your own.. dogs deserve the same. It’s not just a dog, it’s a family member and their life span is shorter than ours so keep in mind to give them all the happiness and love they deserve while they are here. I’m not being rude as text can sound that way but we all get caught up and busy in life and sometimes people tend to forget that one day there hair will be grey and they will get old but we can do everything in our power to keep them strong and healthy for as long as these angels are allowed on earth. Animals are angels. Protect them like they would you. Let me know if you would like to meet one of these babies and have your own furever friend. Forever ; animals are just like kids, they are family. “Ohana means family, means no one gets left behind or forgotten.”