Adopting a dog like Blizzard means you won't build a trusting relationship fast, this will take time. You won't get to see her playful side immediately, this will take time. And you won't get to cuddle up beside her just yet, this will also take time. However, could you imagine just how strong that bond would be if you did give her that time? Blizzard obviously has the sweetest face and a lot of gorgeous fluff, but she also carries heavy baggage that only an ex-breeding dog would understand. Blizzard came to us from a breeder unaware of what kind human touch was and what it meant to feel loved. It was like she was never allowed to run and play with her doggy friends or ever felt a kind touch from a human. Now, when Blizzard thinks we aren't looking she plays bitey face and wrestles with her kennel mate, and we are not ashamed to admit that it definitely brought a tear to our eye. Seeing a playful side emerge from a dog as scared of the outside world as Blizzard was, proposes the idea that there is still a cheeky and mischievous dog inside of her somewhere that would love to come out and let her wonderful personality shine. Blizzard will need an adult only home where she can continue to build her confidence and feel safe and loved. She will need a resident dog to play with when she thinks nobody is watching and to help encourage her to let her true and outgoing Husky personality come to light. There is so much hope for Blizzard, and honestly, I think she believes in hope too. Hope that there is a perfect home out there for her with her new perfect family and perfect furry-friends. Just perfect for Blizzard!

Can live with other dogs

This dog can be homed with a resident dog.