Saedi - Husky For Adoption in Mindarie, Western Australia

Aslan is a lovable, high-energy pup with a big heart and an even bigger personality! He’s incredibly friendly, goofy, and thrives on human attention — he’ll win you over with his happy tail wags and playful antics in no time. This spirited boy loves the outdoors, especially swimming in rivers (he’s a total water dog!) — just don’t expect him to enjoy bath time at home quite as much! He’s always up for a game of chase or fetch, and he’ll proudly bring the ball back with a big smile on his face. He eats his meals in the morning, and around 4 PM, he’s ready for action — his favorite time to play fetch or catch. He loves balls and goes wild for a good game! Aslan is a treat lover! His favorite snacks include pup cups, bully bites, Greek yogurt, and eggs — he’s got great taste and an even better attitude. Before walks, Aslan needs to burn off some energy with play — otherwise, he gets a little too excited and might pull on the leash. He’s a fan of long walks, and he’s absolutely in his element when he’s swimming in rivers — he’s a true adventure dog! Around people, he’s goofy, loving, and soaks up every bit of attention you give him. Aslan is great with other dogs and friendly with all people. He does best with older kids, as he can get a little too excited and playful around younger children. He knows basic commands like sit, come, down, and turn, but he can get distracted if people are around — attention is his top priority! He pulls on the leash if too excited, especially if he hasn’t had time to play before walks. Aslan has always worn a harness, not a collar — so he may not be used to one. He’s not crate trained and has lived outdoors his whole life, so a yard and outdoor time will make him happiest. After a long walk, he becomes super lazy and cuddly — he’ll happily crash and relax. He has his vaccines he is not neutered and he does not have microchip. He does get motion sickness. Pet Attributes needs yard access good for active households enjoys company comfortable with strangers thrives with attention energetic friendly playful affectionate curious adventurous sweet adaptable active enjoys walks loves toys enjoys interactive games loves treats needs regular exercise enjoys training sessions enjoys mental stimulation enjoys outdoor activities likes to explore responds well to commands enjoys socializing loves fetch games enjoys dog parks friendly with other dogs comfortable with routine

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.

. He is 5 years and 7 months. His birthday is 10/9. He is friendly with newborns, toddlers, teens, and adults both men/women. Is silent doesn’t really make noise. I’m Looking for someone who is able to take him out at least in the morning and afternoon. Likes to be with people. Quirky and funny with the way he does the zoomies. Not picky with food at all. loves tennis balls, running in a big open fields and likes going on hikes but can also be a couch potato and cuddling. Loves vegetables and fruits. He eats the whole hearted Petco brand food. Chicken and brown rice, beef same brand or the salmon one same brand.

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.