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Reason for Returning Mila: The former family no longer had time to care for her.

Training: She knows “Sit”, “Paw”, and is crate trained.

Working on:

House training: very well.

To Not Jump On People and other dogs: On people, she is doing well. She is learning that jumping on other dogs is not allowed (work in progress)

Crate Threshold Training: She is learning that when I say “Mila” she is allowed to leave her crate when I open it.

Does she get along with other dogs?: “She loves other dogs” – Former family. She LOVES them. However, due to excitement, she jumps on them. Therefore can be rough. We are working with her to become a polite doggie.

Does she get along with cats?: The former family nor us have cats. Most likely behave the same way she behaves with new dogs.

Does she get along with children?: “She gets along with kids.” – Former family. I have noticed she becomes tense around children. However, once she sees they are not going to harm her, she relaxes and starts playing with them.

What treats does she love?: Zuke’s treats. If she still has treats left a bag will be provided.

More Info? I have the traditional Siberian Husky energy.

If you are sitting on the ground. I will use you as a chair. You will see me sitting on Italy (a breeder) in the video above!

I love the wind and will lift my head when it’s windy. You will also see this in my video.

I LOVE meeting new people. However, I have submissive urination. I will pee when I meet new people. This is a fear behavior response.

I have fear reactivity. Fear reactivity in dogs refers to a dog’s tendency to overreact with behaviors when they feel scared or threatened by something in their environment.  I will snap and automatically place my head down. Italy has a video of this if you wish to see it. There are 2 ways to trigger this: (1) fast movement of hands when I am in a new environment without my family. (2) When hugging too tightly.

Both of these are due to a lack of socialization when growing up.  Therefore, to stop fear reactivity and submissive urination, I will need positive reinforcement, confidence-building, and desensitization. The breeders are working on this, and I am doing much better. Especially the hugging. I know

I am a friendly, alert, intelligent, outgoing, active, agile, joyful, AFFECTIONATE, lively, playful, kind, and trusting puppy.

We have been breeding for 20 years. We have been breeding the father’s bloodlines for 19 years. We have been breeding the mother’s bloodlines for 2 years.

These pups are 6th-generation Husky Palace bloodlines. These bloodlines have shown healthy, great temperaments, and beautiful babies for 19 years.

Within this bloodline, there are 20 dogs with OFA exams and 1 dog with Embark Test. This includes the father, great-aunts/uncles, cousins, grandparents, and more. To this day, there are no significant health issues. The following is the breakdown of the health tests.

Hips: 15 family members with OFA Hip exams (Excellent, Good & Fair; no signs of hip dysplasia). This includes the father, uncle, cousins,  grandparents, great-aunts, great-great-aunts, and 3x-great-grandfather.

Eyes: 10 family members with OFA Eyes exam (Normal; no signs of eye issues). This includes cousins, great-aunts, great-uncle, great-great-aunt, and 3x-great-grandfather.

Elbow: 6 family members with OFA Elbow exam (Normal; no signs of elbow dysplasia). This includes grandparents, an uncle, cousins, and a great-aunt.

Degenerative Myeloptathy: 1 family member with OFA Degenerative Myeloptathyexam (Normal; no signs of Degenerative Myeloptathy). This is a cousin.

GM1-Gangliosidosis: 1 family member with OFA GM1-Gangliosidosis exam (Normal; no signs of GM1-Gangliosidosis). This is a cousin.

Progressive Retinal Atrophy: 1 family member with OFA Progressive Retinal Atrophy exam (Normal; no signs of Progressive Retinal Atrophy). This is the cousin.

Embark: 1 family member with Embark test. This was a cousin and she was clear of health issues related to Siberian Huskies.

The expected weight for this pup is 54 lbs full grown.  This is based on the bloodline’s weight.