Delson

My name is Huggie, a beautiful Labernois crossed Husky of 3 years and 5 months. I have a tender look and an endearing temperament that leaves no one indifferent. I am an intelligent and greedy dog, which makes me a motivated student who learns quickly. I already know some basic commands, but I would like to continue learning with a family that will encourage and guide me. However, my past has influenced some aspects of my behavior, especially towards other dogs. After a few bad experiences at the dog park, I became more selective and sometimes suspicious of some of my peers. For this reason, it will be important to organize a meeting with the other dogs in the family before adopting me, to ensure that we are compatible. A gradual introduction and good supervision will help me feel confident. My behavior towards cats is still unknown, but with good integration and time, I might be able to adapt to it.

I am a particularly gentle dog with young children. I know how to be patient and affectionate with them. However, like any relationship between a dog and a child, supervision at the beginning will be necessary to ensure that everything goes well. With teenagers, I can become a great playmate once I’m confident. On the other hand, I have a certain reserve towards men. They will therefore have to approach me gently and patiently, respecting my rhythm and my limits, so that I can gradually feel safe by their side.

Despite all my qualities, I still have progress to make when it comes to walking on a leash. This is not my strong point, and canine classes could help me improve myself to make walks more pleasant for me and my future human. But one thing is certain: once my trust is earned, I will become a faithful, affectionate and devoted companion. With a little patience, respect and love, I will be able to offer my future family all the best I have and create a deep and unique bond with them.

We receive a very large amount of requests. They will be answered based on the order of receipt and the quality of the responses. You will be contacted if your applications is approved.

Please note that we do not do DNA testing at the shelter so we cannot guarantee the breed.