Neutered, vaccines up to date.
Yes
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 level; he is still young and playful.
Is your dog good with cats?
Untested
Is your dog good with kids?
Older kids, due to his size and youthful energy.
Is your dog house-trained?
Yes
Is your dog crate trained?
Yes
Does your dog have any special needs?
Yes. Frank takes some time to warm up to people he doesn’t know and can be very vigilant of people while on walks. He will need someone willing to go at his pace as he builds trust, while also continuing safe, positive exposure to new people, places, and experiences to help him gain confidence and not remain fearful of the world around him.
Does your dog have any or display any aggression? (Toys, food or people?)
Frank showed some resource-guarding tendencies with food and toys toward other dogs who did not respect his personal space in his previous home. It is important to note that this has never occurred with humans. Frank would benefit from being fed and given toys and treats separately from other dogs in the home and a family that is willing to be his advocate when it comes to resources with other dogs.
Is your dog playful?
Super playful
Does your dog like to snuggle?
A little bit, but he is just as happy laying on a cool floor.
Does your dog know basic commands? (Sit, stay...)
Yes — sit, down (stay), come, and heel.
Does your dog know any special tricks?
No
Does your dog like to go on walks?
Yes. Frank needs his energy burned, and walks help, but running and active play will be important to truly fulfill his needs.
Does your dog have any fears?
Yes. Frank takes some time to warm up to people he doesn’t know and can be very vigilant of people while on walks. He will need someone willing to go at his pace as he builds trust, while also continuing safe, positive exposure to new people, places, and experiences to help him gain confidence and not remain fearful of the world around him.
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
In a short paragraph, please provide any other details or a brief overview of your foster dog.
Meet Frank – A Striking Young Husky Mix Ready for His Second Chance
Frank is a stunning 1-year-old black-and-white Husky mix with soulful eyes and a heart full of potential. Weighing about 70 lbs, he is a truly handsome boy. As a puppy, Frank was fostered with other dogs and did well, though he is best suited to canine companions who match his energy level. Frank is fearful with most new experiences and people and he needs patience, consistency, and understanding to build his confidence. Frank is looking for a family willing to go at his pace as he learns to trust, while also committing to continued, safe exposure to new experiences so he can learn that the world isn’t such a scary place. Like any young Husky mix, Frank has energy to burn and will thrive in an active home that provides daily exercise, mental stimulation, and structure. With commitment and love, Frank will grow into a loyal, confident, and affectionate companion for the right family.

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