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Stunning Wolf-like Husky Mixed Breed Puppies

£1,500

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Stunning Wolf-like Husky Mixed Breed Puppies

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For sale
Type of pet
Dogs
Breed
Mixed Breed
Sex
Not known

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5 beautiful girls and 4 handsome boys are ready for their forever homes on Friday 25th September 2020 - at 9 weeks old, born 24th July 2020.

Mum and dad can both be seen as they are beloved family pets. Mum is a 31kg White and Gold Husky x Bullmastiff and Dad is a snow white Husky mix, purpose bred to resemble a wolf.

The puppies are a range of colors: gold/white, light brown/white, dark brown/white and grey/white. Attached are some lovely photos for you to look at! But, we highly recommend coming, and meeting them, and falling in love with their unique little personalities.

The breed are extremely affectionate, and love to cuddle and be close to their humans. They are very smart, and talkative, and are not shy about getting vocal when not happy with something. They dislike being left alone for long periods of time. They bond very quickly and deeply to a person or family, and dislike being kept apart from them for any reason. We do not recommend the breed to those intending to crate train or leave this dog for extended periods for this reason.

All puppies have been raised with love, handled and cuddled daily and are undergoing socialization and early home training by ourselves. This includes Noise desensitization, culturing a child friendly attitude and separation training to minimize separation anxiety.

All puppies are micro-chipped and have had their first course of vaccinations (Sunday 13th September 2020). They have all been wormed. They are on high quality food - Eden (92% of a dogs daily nutrition). Nutrition is critical to raising a beautiful and healthy dog.

We strongly recommend looking at the 'allaboutdogfood' website to identify good quality food to feed your new family members.

Due to the speed at which this breed develops behaviorally and mentally, early training and socialization is critical.

I (owner) am a qualified Animal Therapist and am happy to support, discuss and stay in touch (if you want) with any owner to offer advice on some tips and tricks, and good practices for raising the very best puppy you can!

We look forward to hearing from you! Feel free to text at any time. Email is OK but due to work schedules it may take longer to respond via email than via text message.

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  2. See the motherFor puppies and kittens, where applicable, ask to see them with their mother.
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  5. Don't feel pressuredNever send money before you are comfortable with the seller, and be wary of pressure to pay a deposit quickly.
  6. Research the breedMake sure the breed's needs suit your home and lifestyle.

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