Forest - Siberian Husky For Breeding in Maricopa County, Arizona
Siberian Husky × Alaskan Malamute
Stud Fee
$1,500
Age
2 years 3 months
Gender
male
Size
Large
Weight
60.00 lbs
Age
2 years 3 months
Gender
male
Size
Large
Weight
60.00 lbs
Sky
Pet Owner
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About Forest
Forest is the gentle giant of huskies. He is sweet, mild mannered, incredibly loving and cuddly to his pack members and an amazing leader of our little pack of 3 huskies! He is a rescue and was treated poorly in the past so he is shy around new people, but friendly to new dogs! He is amazing with infants and kids and has a soft spot in his heart for the littles! He is white with amber hints on his ears, back and tail. We have bred him once with our other white female husky and they had a pure white litter of 9 pups on their first litter! 7 pups survived and were white, intelligent, strong, healthy! They had a few with all brown eyes, all blue eyes and some mixed and bi-eyed. He was VERY loving, caring and nurturing to all of the pups even from a young age. We kept one of his daughters and they are the best playmates! His mother was a gray/white husky and father was a pure black husky. Both parents had blue eyes. He has been dna tested on wisdom panel and has no red flags on any of the categories (health, genetics, etc.). He is very beautiful, strong and level headed and would make the perfect sire for any litter!
Health & Care
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about this pet
What is the stud fee for Forest?
The stud fee for Forest is $1500.00. This fee typically includes breeding rights and health certifications. Discuss breeding arrangements with the owner.
Where is Forest located?
Forest is located in Maricopa County, Arizona. Contact the owner to discuss breeding arrangements and meeting logistics.
What is Forest's health status?
Forest is up-to-date on vaccinations. Health records are available from the owner. Always ask for health certifications and breeding clearances before arranging a breeding match.
Is Forest good with children?
Yes, Forest is reported to be good with children. This temperament trait may be passed on to offspring. As a stud, these traits could benefit multiple bloodlines.
How can I contact Forest's owner?
You can message Forest's owner directly through Petmeetly's secure platform. Discuss breeding arrangements, health certifications, stud fees, and schedule meetings.
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