FRANK'S PICS

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• Suitable for which type of housing? (House, townhome, apartment?) townhouse or single house
• Is your dog good with other dogs? Would do best with dogs of his own energy , he is still a puppy.
• Is your dog good with cats? Untested
• Is your dog good with kids? Older kids, because of his size and puppy energy
• Is your dog  house -trained? Yes
• Is your dog crate trained? Yes, he can be a bit vocal but settles easily.
• Does your dog have any special needs? no
• Does your dog have any or display any aggression? (Toys, food or people?) Frank showed resource guarding tendencies with food and toys towards other dogs not respecting his personal space in his previous home, but it is to be noted that It has not happened with humans. Frank would benefit being fed, given, toys and treats separate from other dogs in the house.
• Is your dog playful? Super playful
• Does your dog like to snuggle? A little bit but is happy laying on a cool floor
• Does your dog know basic commands? (Sit, stay...) yes, sit.
• Does your dog know any special tricks? No
• Does your dog like to go on walks? As a puppy Frank was well on his way to walking well on leash, but since he has been out of practice for a few months he will need some re- training to get him back to not pulling
• Does your dog have any fears?  He is a bit timid and will need to be reintroduced  to normal encounters and events , as he has developed some anxiety in the last few months , not being exposed to such .
• Does your dog have any unique traits that you have noticed whether in personality or traits?  Frank has long ,long legs !!
• What are the three first words that come to mind when you think of your dog?  Gorgeous, lovable, sweet

Meet Frank – A Striking Young Husky Mix Ready for His Second Chance

• Frank is a stunning 8-month-old black and white Husky mix with soulful eyes and a heart full of potential. Weighing in at a solid 80 lbs, he is truly a handsome boy ! As a puppy ,Frank  was fostered with other dogs and thrived in that environment , but he’s best suited to canine companions of his own energy. Frank was initially well-socialized as a puppy, however, recent changes have left him feeling anxious,  so he will need some patience and practice to regain his his confidence level back. Like any young Husky mix, Frank has energy to burn and will thrive in a home that can provide him with daily exercise, mental stimulation, and lots of love. Frank is looking for an active forever family who understands the needs of his breed and is committed to helping him grow into the confident, happy dog he’s meant to be. With structure, companionship, and consistency, Frank will make a loyal and loving addition to the right home.