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Cypress
| Do not let this beauty’s age fool you! She is the youngest 8 year old we have seen in a long time. She has more energy than a dog half her age. She is not crazy high energy, she is just an active girl who would love to go for walks rather than lie on a couch. She is very curious and just loves to explore the yard, the fence, the other dogs. This girl is very social!
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Winnie
| Winnie was found as a stray and because she was so nice, animal control held her way beyond the normal stray hold. It is obvious that Winnie spent some time on her own as she was a bit wary when she first came in to us. But it is also obvious that she loves humans and as soon as she trusts you, she gives you her heart. She has not been in rescue long, but the moment she sees her foster Mom, she starts wooing and play bowing and comes crashing over to try and get in her lap for hugs and kisses. She will be reserved at first with people she does not know, but she really does want attention and pets so once she figures out you are OK, she comes over.
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Kimmi
| Kimmi just adores humans, all humans, young and old. She thinks everyone is her new best friend and has hugs and kisses for everyone. Kimmi comes all trained, and if you have a cookie in your hand, she is the most obedient dog EVER! Kimmi can be bossy with other dogs. She is not aggressive or mean at all, just pushy. For that reason, it is probably best she goes to a home with a more submissive male dog that thinks being told the rules by the princess is just fine ;) Apply for our fluffy girl now! |
Brie
 | Meet Brie, a gorgeous girl who is what we call a saddleback. Almost all white, Brie has lovely black markings on her back that resemble a saddle. Brie was given up because the family just were not prepared for an active Siberian. Brie is going to be 7 in November and while she is a polite girl with lots of manners, she is still plenty active. She would love to go jogging with you or play in the backyard. She is mature enough to sit and watch a movie with you on the couch, but still likes to go out hiking any chance she can get. Brie also enjoyed her food a bit too much in her previous home and is looking to lose a few pounds. |
Lyndon
 | Lyndon is a very soft-hearted, sweet and loving dog. He truly has a heart of gold. Lyndon is a very energetic 9 year old and needs a lot of exercise, though he is perfectly happy laying about your feet when it is time to relax. He likes a lot of attention and is most happy laying right by your side or giving kisses. He is great with baths, nail clipping, loves car rides, and going for walks. Lyndon will not do well with other small animals or small pets-inside or out. He has learned some basic commands and is eager to please. Lyndon is quite a gem! |
Kenton
| This is an incredibly powerful young dog that has had absolutely no training as far as we can tell. He is very sweet, loves people, has a happy smile on his face all the time. He was a perfect gentleman when bathed! Kenton will require an owner with some physical strength to control him, and obedience training will be part of the adoption contract. Small children would be at risk simply because Kenton has no idea of how to control that big body -- they'd end up flattened with his bouncing around. His adoptive family should not have any small critters around, whether it be gerbils, guinea pigs, or the like; Kenton definitely is not friendly toward them. |
Kodak
| Kodak is a laid-back, happy boy who never stops wagging his tail. He loves to give big kisses and really enjoys his belly rubs. He loves to play and is always ready to go for a walk. Kodak will make you laugh. In typical Siberian style, he can be quite mischievous -- taking socks, throw pillows, old dryer sheets, or anything else he finds laying around that looks like it might be fun to play with. He is easily bored and can be destructive if left alone and unmonitored for more than a few minutes. Kodak is also a fence-climber, so a secondary means of containment is REQUIRED even if you have a fence, no matter what height. A formal obedience training program is highly recommended. |
Drift
| Drift is a very nice boy. His downfall is his strength and any door left ajar. He rushes his kennel door as it is opened. With that said, he is very loving and would do very well in an obedience class. Drift came in as heartworm positive, very early stages and will be required to be on Heartguard Plus once a month for approximately 8 months (possibly be longer). He would love to have a couch to lay on and someone to pet him all day long. |
Disclaimer
The Green Valley Dog Drivers do not sell or rescue dogs. All of the dogs featured are available through Adopt-A-Husky Inc. The Green Valley Dog Drivers are only listing them as a courtesy to Adopt-A-Husky Inc. For more information regarding any of the AAHI dogs above click on their pictures and you will be redirected to the Adopt-A-Husky Inc. website.
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