Rudy - Husky / Shepherd / Mixed (long coat) Dog For Adoption Rudy - Siberian Husky-Unknown Mix Male Dog For Adoption in Oakhurst, New Jersey, USA

Dog Breed: Husky / Shepherd / Mixed (long coat). Adoption Fee: 500.

NJ ***THIS IS A COURTESY POST ONLY*** **WAG ON INN HAS NO FIRST HAND KNOWLEDGE OF THIS ANIMAL'S REACTIONS AND CANNOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY BEHAVIORAL OR MEDICAL ISSUES** Rudy is here in NJ and is ready to find his forever family! Rudy is a sweet and well-mannered husky mix who, through no fault of his own, needs a new home. Rudy is currently living in an apartment with his family, who recently had a baby, but just isn't getting the exercise and attention he needs. Rudy is friendly and affectionate with all people and is good with the baby, too! He has a gentle mouth when taking treats and loves other dogs. Rudy has also lived with cats! Rudy is house-trained and not destructive when left alone. He can walk nicely on leash but may get excited when he sees other dogs, and can be nervous around bikes going by. This smart boy is very treat-motivated and knows some basic commands like sit, down, paw, and wait. He absolutely loves his plush and squeaky toys, and he would do well with another dog in the house to play. He’s well-behaved in the car and for baths, and while he may be a bit nervous at the vet, he is a good boy and does not need to be muzzled. Rudy would love a yard, but can be a bit of an escape artist so a secure fence is a must! This boy is sweet, handsome, and well-behaved and would likely would do well with more attention and enrichment than his current family is able to give him. At around four years old, his puppy years are behind him, but he is still a young, energetic, and happy boy who will be a great addition to the right family. Note: Rudy is coming to us through our owner surrender program. He will remain under the care of his owner until he is officially transferred to Wag On Inn to an approved foster or adopter. Rudy is neutered and will be microchipped and brought up to date on all vaccines prior to adoption. Adopting a dog is a commitment that will require annual veterinary care at a minimum, training, exercise, enrichment, etc. Pet care is not cheap or easy and adopters should consider the costs, time and training prior to adoption. After all these dogs have been through, they deserve a loving, committed home.