#A5460736 Pinky is a stunning 1 years of age ivory and gray purified female German Shepherd / Husky mix puppy who pertained to the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center on January 31 as an owner surrender. Weighing 45 pounds, Pinky appears to understand “sit”, however that is the only thing she has actually been taught up until now, including what a leash is. She is a sweet dog who requires to learn basic commands and basic good manners in the backyard. Being a clever woman who takes pleasure in love we believe she will rapidly master whatever she requires to understand with some favorable support, structure and limits. She is an extremely quite teen with a spirited puppy energy level. She will require an individual or family that is all set to put in time to train and motivate her to be a respectful family member. She will require day-to-day strolls and would be a wonderful running partner once she masters the leash.The shelter says she is tolerant of other dogs and has a Gentle/Dainty play design, and they advise any kids in the home be high school aged a minimum of up until she has actually had some training and understands how to act.
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That’s a pitbull husky and German shepherd. 50 % pitbull. 25% husky, 25% shephard.Please contact me, I’ll help you guys properly classify these dogs so people know what hyper getting. I live in Texas. And I work I pin the medical field so I don’t have time to sit around and take them out for walks and clean up dog crap for free. But I will donate my time and experience of years handling working dogs and working with intense breeds.