Adoption information
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About Rosie
Say hello to the little lady of the hour, Kewpie!
As a young Husky, Kewpie will require ongoing commitment to training, including toilet training, basic manners, and continued puppy socialisation. She's a smart girl with loads of potential, but like many Huskies, she'll do best with patient, consistent training using positive reinforcement. Attending puppy classes and continuing socialisation will be incredibly important to help her grow into a confident, well-adjusted adult dog.
Kewpie is a high-energy puppy and will need an active household that can meet her physical and mental needs. Daily enrichment, playtime, training sessions, and eventually structured exercise will be key to keeping her happy and balanced. Due to her young age, she is suitable to go to a family of any age, as long as they are ready to keep up with her! She also wouldn't mind sharing her home with another older, high energy canine who can help her show her the ropes of being the best girl!
Kewpie is in her piranha stage and is learning what things she should and shouldn't be chewing. She will need guidance, supervision, and plenty of appropriate chew toys to help her learn what's okay to chew and what isn't.
True to her breed, Kewpie is a very chatty girl. She enjoys expressing her opinions and communicating with her people through adorable (and sometimes dramatic!) Husky vocals. If you're looking for a quiet, low-key dog, Kewpie may not be the one but if you love a dog with personality and plenty to say, she'll keep you entertained every day.
If you're ready for an active, talkative, clever puppy and are excited about training and bonding through her early months, Kewpie could be the perfect addition to your family.
Kewpie xx
6.4kg with plenty of growing to do!
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.