MYRRH'S BIO
BREED : HUSKY X - MALE - 4 MONTHS OLD
- Weight: 25lb
- Suitable for which type of housing? (House, townhome, apartment?) Any
- Is your dog good with other dogs? Yes
- Is your dog good with cats? Yes, a bit hyper but not aggressive
- Is your dog good with kids? Yes
- Is your dog house trained? 99%
- Is your dog crate trained? Sleeps in crate during day and night, working on having him be crated alone without panicking
- Does your dog have any special needs? No
- Does your dog have any or display any aggression? (Toys, food or people?) No
- Is your dog playful? Very
- Does your dog like to snuggle? LOVES to snuggle
- Does your dog know basic commands? (Sit, stay...) Yes
- Does your dog know any special tricks? Paw, spin
- Does your dog like to go on walks? Loves walks and great in car rides. Very respectful on leash, great recall, excellent store-visiting buddy (charmed every retail worker he’s met!)
- Does your dog have any fears? FOMO
- Does your dog have any unique traits that you have noticed whether in personality or physically? An adorable little notch in his ear that makes him look a tiny bit “tough”. Incredibly photogenic. Webbed toes!
- What are the three first words that come to mind when you think of your dog? Cuddly, smart, dramatic
- Myrrh is an incredibly sweet and goofy boy. He craves connection and constantly wants to cuddle with you or another animal. He has some separation anxiety but is learning to be more comfortable on his own. He is working on his patience around food, he loves it so much he finds it hard to contain his excitement! He will now wait until given an “OK” command to take a treat or eat his dinner. His love of food makes him very easy to train. He plays well with other dogs and takes correction but can be pretty persistent with his puppy antics, which some dogs may not have the patience for. He is mostly respectful of cats, he is interested and may follow them, but doesn't appear to have any prey drive towards them. He is almost perfect with his house training and is learning to ask to go outside when he needs to relieve himself. Myrrh honours his husky genetics with his flair for the dramatic and is not afraid to tell you about how he's feeling, and frequently chats away to himself. He doesn’t bark a lot but when he is feeling sad or insecure he can be quite loud. Myrrh would be happy as an only dog where he gets lots of attention or with another playful dog.