Dog Training

need a home for my husky?

Please only read this if you are serious about wanting a dog and are able to provide a loving and nurturing environment for a Husky. I have a Husky 5 years (we think it is mixed with yellow lab) who desperately needs a home. She is an amazing dog, very intelligent, fair, calm, do not chew anything, is to use diapers, and basically the perfect dog. Well, she was the perfect dog for us until we had kids. She is amazing and loving, but unfortunately not love our 1 year old so much, and we have another baby coming. She has little our son, my husband and little (b / c of chaos with our child around). We have another baby on the way, and while I love you with all my heart as a baby of my own, for the safety of my children have to find a new home. We are located in the Santa Clarita Valley in California. She needs a good home without children. She will go very well with one person or a couple, just no children. By Please help me, my husband is making me get rid of it.

Honey, will not do "well" with one person or a couple, because she also bitten an adult (her husband). No reputable group placed a dog with a history of bite, and they should not. This dog had a problem for years, and is now doing something about it. Talk to your veterinarian about euthanasia. Nobody wants to adopt a dog that bites. It is wrong to bite their children, but there are many children in the world. These situations are avoidable with early socialization and training, and I'm not hearing that had one of these. Go have a long talk with your veterinarian. Y please do not get any more dogs or puppies unless you are willing to make appropriate socialization and training, this dog did not get. Her husband is thinking of their children, and has reason to. I regret that the dog will have to bear the consequences. BTW, you can not place dogs and …..

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