The organization services those in the states of Ohio and Michigan and offers a variety of ways to get involved with the organization. The rescue faction of the SHCGD is an effort of the forum to rescue Siberian Huskies that may be turned out on the street or euthanized otherwise. Husky rescues within the Northwest Ohio Husky Rescue are fostered by forum members until an ideal forever home can be found. While Huskies were initially bred to hunt and work, they’re as good at playing hard. Because Huskies are so friendly, they typically do well if other dogs are home.
Don’t be afraid to venture to your surrounding states to find your perfect fit. If you don’t have luck finding a breed-specific rescue in your state, most rescues allow out-of-state adoptions in the states that surround their organization. Luckily, we’ve got a list of four rescues to consider for finding your Siberian Husky. Andy joined our team because he believes that words are powerful tools that can change a dog’s life for the better. Along with having enough space for them to explore, take note of any small animals that live in the area.
With that said, it’s always best to do a compatibility visit before committing to a new addition. In this respect, homes with cats or other small animals as pets should take extra caution. In many cases, a Husky’s hunting instinct is strong, and they may chase the smaller animal. Depending on the age of the Husky you’re bringing home, you’re going to want to take a few preparation steps.
If you like getting outside into the open, a Husky may be an excellent fit. Although this breed was initially bred to make hunting easier for Siberian people, they’re very friendly and love cuddling just as much as running. Huskies are more compact than their other sled dog counterparts and cousins, the Alaskan Malamutes.
Keep in mind that Huskies don’t usually come to you all the way when you call for them. While senior dogs may not need as much space to run, a younger Husky will want as much space to roam free as possible. Imagine being told you’re going home with someone to an entirely new place to you. If you ask a Husky owner what they love about their dog, aside from their playful spirit, they’ll likely tell you how clean they are. The breed has a body and coat that naturally cleans itself, emitting little to no odor.
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