Eska Siberian Husky Mix Littleton, CO

HOMEOWNERSHIP REQUIRED!

Meet Eska, a beautiful, intelligent Siberian husky mix, fully equipped with up-to-date vaccines, spaying, and microchipping.

Eska enjoys lounging around near her humans and likes napping by the front door throughout the day. As a husky, she needs regular exercise, but if she is walked regularly (right now her foster parents do a morning and evening walk) she will be very chill in the house the rest of the day. She's not destructive with household items or furniture, and hasn't had a single potty accident in the house. Her foster mother crates her when all humans leave the house; she will even automatically run to the crate if she knows that her people are going somewhere and can't take her.

Eska tends to say her deep voiced husky woo wooooos when she is excited, usually to greet her humans in the morning when they first get up, and also when it's time to go for a walk. Her foster mom has been taking her car rides to a lot of trails, so she is now generally comfortable in the car, including for long drives up to the mountains.

Eska coexists well with her foster brother and gets along well with calmer dogs. She does occasionally guard toys or bones from other dogs, however her foster mom or any other human can take away her bones and toys without any problem whatsoever. She enjoys the company of her foster brother and will sleep near him and cuddle or will sometimes initiate play. She participates regularly in pack hikes and is generally not reactive to dogs on walks. She also would be fine as a single dog as she is quite social with humans. She sniffs and licks new people, and enjoys light cuddles. She has no issue with strangers entering the house or with people she meets on walks, including small kids.

Eska walks quite well with a gentle leader and can easily be walked in conjunction with another dog. She is not a marker, marches on at a steady pace, and is generally responsive to commands. She is a great dog to run with and does well bikejoring because she doesn't feel the need to stop everywhere, and she has plenty of endurance. She has decent recall and is especially good at staying with her pack as a husky. She also doesn't show much inclination to bolt or escape and self explore and does not try to jump barriers. In fact, she has dragged a long leash on dog friendly trails, and will come back when called or when her collar vibrates. She seems pretty smart and started recognizing her new name vs her foster brother's name after only a couple days. Her intelligence means that she has a strong sense of pack, and she would love to be a part of yours!

Adoption fee includes the following:


Spay/Neuter
Rabies Vaccination
Distemper / Parvo Vaccines (includes series of 3 for puppies)
Bordetella
Microchip with prepaid lifetime registration
Deworming