Tinsel Alaskan Malamute & German Shepherd Dog Mix Bedford Hills, NY

Although on the smaller side of her litter, Tinsel has more than enough personality to make up for her size. With ears far too big for her head and the cutest dark rings around her eyes, this girl is quite unique and breathtakingly adorable. Tinsel is bold and feisty, and she loves to talk. Best of all, if you start talking to her, she will cock her precious head and perk her darling ears to listen closely before answering you (no, she isn't barking; she's actually trying to have a chat!). This silly munchkin has a blast playing with her siblings and the dogs in her foster home and isn't afraid to romp and wrestle with the big dogs. Because she is an active girl and can be mouthy, she would do best in a home with no young children. She is happy to settle with a toy on one of the dog beds once she has played for a bit. This sweetheart always has kisses ready for her people, and she never forgets to remind you that she really does adore you. Her love of life and pure silliness is truly infectious; she knows how to rope anyone and everyone into playing with her. Tinsel will certainly jazz up any home that can keep up with her!

Born on November 22nd in rural WV, Tinsel is one of Holly's Days and has been in foster care in NY since she was about four weeks old. Born on November 22nd in rural WV, Tinsel is one of Holly’s Days and has been in foster care in NY since she was about four weeks old. She is crate trained, sleeps through the night, and coming along nicely with her house training. Before falling love and applying, please keep in mind that young puppies require plenty of exercise, stimulation, training, and socialization for many months to come.

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