





Bodhi
- Adult
- Male
- Large
About Bodhi
Langley, BC
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Bodhi’s Compatibility
This pet has good compatibility with kids.
This pet has good compatibility with dogs.
This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
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Bodhi's Story
Meet Bodhi (aka Bodacious)! <br/><br/>Positives: Bodhi is a handsome, 5-year-old husky mix who lives up to his nickname “Bodacious.” This neutered, vaccinated boy is crate trained, good in the car, and walks half-decently on a leash (though he does best with a harness). He’s dog-friendly with both males and females, and may even be fine with small dogs. He enjoys a good walk and some playtime, but he isn’t the type who needs hours of daily exercise—making him a nice match for a family looking for a husky without the extreme energy level. Bodhi has a classic husky “talking voice,” which can sound a little intense if you’re not used to it, but it’s just his way of expressing himself. He doesn’t mind being brushed, and he’s ready to share his quirky husky personality with a forever family who appreciates him.<br/><br/>Things he needs support on: Bodhi can be timid with people he doesn’t know, so he’ll need slow introductions and a patient, semi-experienced owner who understands large breeds. His husky-style vocalizing may sound aggressive to some, but it’s just communication—he’s not a mean boy. He’s been tested with children 14+ and would do best in a home with older kids or adults. While he’s shown potential to live with cats, he’ll need training and structure to succeed in that area. He’s not a fan of water or swimming, but he’ll gladly join you for land-based adventures. With time, structure, and understanding, Bodhi has all the makings of a wonderful, loyal companion.<br/><br/>Location: Langley, BC<br/>Age: ~5 years old<br/>Gender: Male<br/>Size: 65lbs<br/>Vaccinations & Neuter: Up to date & neutered<br/>Potty trained: Working on it<br/>Crate trained: Yes<br/>Kid friendly: Yes, best with older children (14+)<br/>Dog friendly: Yes, male & female dogs, and possibly small dogs<br/>Cat friendly: Possibly, with training and supervision<br/>Energy level: Medium<br/>Drive: Typical husky prey drive, not suitable for small animals like rodents/birds
Meet Bodhi (aka Bodacious)!
Positives: Bodhi is a handsome, 5-year-old husky mix who lives up to his nickname “Bodacious.” This neutered, vaccinated boy is crate trained, good in the car, and walks half-decently on a leash (though he does best with a harness). He’s dog-friendly with both males and females, and may even be fine with small dogs. He enjoys a good walk and some playtime, but he isn’t the type who needs hours of daily exercise—making him a nice match for a family looking for a husky without the extreme energy level. Bodhi has a classic husky “talking voice,” which can sound a little intense if you’re not used to it, but it’s just his way of expressing himself. He doesn’t mind being brushed, and he’s ready to share his quirky husky personality with a forever family who appreciates him.
Things he needs support on: Bodhi can be timid with people he doesn’t know, so he’ll need slow introductions and a patient, semi-experienced owner who understands large breeds. His husky-style vocalizing may sound
Meet Bodhi (aka Bodacious)!
Positives: Bodhi is a handsome, 5-year-old husky mix who lives up to his nickname “Bodacious.” This neutered, vaccinated boy is crate trained, good in the car, and walks half-decently on a leash (though he does best with a harness). He’s dog-friendly with both males and females, and may even be fine with small dogs. He enjoys a good walk and some playtime, but he isn’t the type who needs hours of daily exercise—making him a nice match for a family looking for a husky without the extreme energy level. Bodhi has a classic husky “talking voice,” which can sound a little intense if you’re not used to it, but it’s just his way of expressing himself. He doesn’t mind being brushed, and he’s ready to share his quirky husky personality with a forever family who appreciates him.
Things he needs support on: Bodhi can be timid with people he doesn’t know, so he’ll need slow introductions and a patient, semi-experienced owner who understands large breeds. His husky-style vocalizing may sound aggressive to some, but it’s just communication—he’s not a mean boy. He’s been tested with children 14+ and would do best in a home with older kids or adults. While he’s shown potential to live with cats, he’ll need training and structure to succeed in that area. He’s not a fan of water or swimming, but he’ll gladly join you for land-based adventures. With time, structure, and understanding, Bodh
How To Adopt
Bodhi is from Danielle's Husky's to the Rescue
[Burnaby, BC]
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