Flash

Husky in DisguiseMEET FLASH!<br/><br/>Super sleek, soft and shiny-coated, Flash is a year old and is the perfect compact size of about 50 lbs. She is fully trained and house broken. A designer mutt; DNA test says she is half Siberian Husky and half APBT, although she looks more like a shepherd.<br/><br/>Flash is super loving and quickly bonds to her people. She’s been great with kids and adults alike. She may take a few minutes to warm up to new people, but a few well placed treats do the trick. We call her The Melder, because if it were up to her, she would cozy up to you and meld herself to you! You bend down to give some pets and pretty soon you’re on the floor with a dog in your lap, which is about the greatest thing ever.<br/><br/>Flash is past the shark-puppy phase, but young enough to be super goofy. She tosses balls for herself and has short puppy fits running up and down stairs and parkouring that will have you laughing at her antics. Her coat is short and silky soft. She doesn’t shed a whole lot. Flash is athletic and can clear 4 foot fences...but she seems only interested in escaping if one of her people is on the other side of that fence. Despite being athletic and somewhat high energy, Flash does just fine with moderate walks and activity.<br/><br/>She has done great with another dog in the house–she plays hard and loves to wrestle. She does best with male dogs and other females that don’t need to be in charge. Fully trained, she has obedience down and walks well on a leash.<br/><br/>Anyone considering Flash for their pack should expect to need to establish the house rules and boundaries or this young lady will try to push the limits - she’s like a toddler who doesn’t like nap time, but will go when she knows she doesn’t have the winning vote. She has all the training foundations, she just needs a leader who can keep her consistent.<br/><br/>Flash’s adoption donation fee is $450, which includes spay/neuter, routine vetting and a microchip. You can apply for her by filling out our online application, which is found on our website www.tarashouse.org. Please email us at info@tarashouse.net with any questions.

Husky in DisguiseMEET FLASH!

Super sleek, soft and shiny-coated, Flash is a year old and is the perfect compact size of about 50 lbs. She is fully trained and house broken. A designer mutt; DNA test says she is half Siberian Husky and half APBT, although she looks more like a shepherd.

Flash is super loving and quickly bonds to her people. She’s been great with kids and adults alike. She may take a few minutes to warm up to new people, but a few well placed treats do the trick. We call her The Melder, because if it were up to her, she would cozy up to you and meld herself to you! You bend down to give some pets and pretty soon you’re on the floor with a dog in your lap, which is about the greatest thing ever.

Flash is past the shark-puppy phase, but young enough to be super goofy. She tosses balls for herself and has short puppy fits running up and down stairs and parkouring that will have you laughing at her antics. Her coat is short and silky soft. She doesn’t shed a whole lot. Flash is athletic

Husky in DisguiseMEET FLASH!

Super sleek, soft and shiny-coated, Flash is a year old and is the perfect compact size of about 50 lbs. She is fully trained and house broken. A designer mutt; DNA test says she is half Siberian Husky and half APBT, although she looks more like a shepherd.

Flash is super loving and quickly bonds to her people. She’s been great with kids and adults alike. She may take a few minutes to warm up to new people, but a few well placed treats do the trick. We call her The Melder, because if it were up to her, she would cozy up to you and meld herself to you! You bend down to give some pets and pretty soon you’re on the floor with a dog in your lap, which is about the greatest thing ever.

Flash is past the shark-puppy phase, but young enough to be super goofy. She tosses balls for herself and has short puppy fits running up and down stairs and parkouring that will have you laughing at her antics. Her coat is short and silky soft. She doesn’t shed a whole lot. Flash is athletic and can clear 4 foot fences...but she seems only interested in escaping if one of her people is on the other side of that fence. Despite being athletic and somewhat high energy, Flash does just fine with moderate walks and activity.

She has done great with another dog in the house–she plays hard and loves to wrestle. She does best with male dogs and other females that don’t need to be in