About Kira & Mishka

PRE-ADOPTING NOW! Puppies not available until early December after full vetting is done. Please fill out an application to start the process to meet KIRA & MISHKA. Meet and greets will be held in RIVERSIDE, CA https://pawsitivetailstoremember.forms-db.com/view.php?id=17980 We are pre-adopting these sisters now. They are approximately 8 weeks old and they will be fully vetted in early December. As you can see, they are Siberian Husky sisters with vivid blue eyes; Kira is snow-white and Mishka is the tri-colored beauty. They weigh 14 lbs at this time, so they will be large girls when grown. Their foster is working on potty-training and crate training as well. We are requesting no name changes please! They are being fostered with small dogs and cats and they have shown no negative behaviors with them. We are looking for an experienced Husky owner who is not intimidated by this gorgeous, funny and entertaining Husky breed. We would also like to have them adopted together as they are already very bonded. Will you be that lucky family? Huskies are high-energy dogs that require significant exercise and mental stimulation to prevent destructive behavior. They are known escape artists and have a strong prey drive, so a secure yard and a leash are essential. Huskies are also very social, don't do well being left alone, and are stubborn, making training a patient and consistent process. High energy: Huskies need a lot of daily exercise, such as long walks, runs, or hikes, to prevent boredom and destructive behaviors. Bred to run: They were bred for long distances and will find their own way to get energy out if not given an outlet. Mental work: Provide mental challenges through training, puzzle toys, or other engaging activities. Training and behavior: Stubborn and independent: Huskies are intelligent but can be stubborn, often questioning commands to decide if they are worth doing. Require patience: Training requires a consistent, firm, and fair approach, using positive reinforcement rather than shouting or punishment. Pack animals: They are social dogs that thrive on companionship and need to be a part of the family. They don't do well being left alone for long periods. Escape artists: Huskies are notorious for escaping by digging under fences, jumping over them, or finding other ways out, so a secure yard is critical. Leash essential: Keep them on a leash at all times when not in a securely fenced area. Grooming and health. Shedding: Huskies shed a lot, especially during seasonal 'coat blows,' and will require frequent brushing and vacuuming. Double coat: They have a thick double coat and are relatively self-cleaning, typically needing baths only a few times a year unless they get particularly dirty. Heat sensitivity: Due to their thick coats, they are sensitive to heat. They must have access to shade, air conditioning, an

Riverside County
Tarzana, California