Lobo - Male 7-Year-Old Husky for Adoption in Toronto, Ontario

Husky puppies Hi all looking to adopt out my last foster puppies. We've had an amazing time with the babies and know it's time for them to find their forever homes. We are asking for experienced Husky families/large breed. We've are hosting adoption this Saturday the 22nd afternoon. Staggering times so everyone can have time with their new pup/ask any questions:) -3 puppies remaining -2.5 months old -potty trained -2 female pups (tan and white) 1 male (black and white) -Cat trained, kid trained, know commands, treat motivated, no prey drive, active pups, do well with other animals in home or an active human that can give energy and attention -I have free vaccine information I will give once adopted and some success goodies for your new pup -harness walks best -they do steal shoes!

Lilly is a fun and loving puppy. She is smart, knows how to shake and sit. She loves jumping around (even on trampolines) outside and running. She is potty trained for the most part, but has trouble holding it through the night, so does rely on training pads.

Taz is 1 and a half years old. He is house and crate trained. He has a silly personality and loves attention. He is energetic, so he is always on the go. He knows how to do tricks. He gets along well with cats and other dogs and even kids. I recently had a baby so unfortunately we just don’t have the time to give him the attention he needs. Personally we feel that he would do best with younger individuals, with other animals as well, as he doesn’t really like being alone, and somewhere he can be outside and let out his energy.

Trooper is a young, energetic, and playful dog who brings a lot of joy and personality to any environment. He enjoys playing fetch and loves all types of toys. While he is friendly, he is not overly excitable around new people and can be a bit protective of his owners-but never aggressive. He adjusts well when properly introduced to new individuals. Trooper is remarkably quiet and rarely barks. He typically only vocalizes if he senses a need to protect those he cares about. He is great with babies, children, and adults alike. Due to his natural prey drive, Trooper does not do well with very small dogs or small animals. However, he interacts well with medium to large-sized dogs. He is also crate trained, which helps with structure and routine.