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aspen
Pinson, AL
Meet aspen
Meet Aspen.
Aspen is a husky fox hound mix with a short white coat, a couple of light tan patches, and blue eyes that stop people mid-sentence.
He is what his current family calls a shadow dog. When his person leaves the room, he paces between the front door and the back door looking for her. When his person sits down to work, he sleeps on her feet under the desk. He is the most loyal dog in the household. He is also the one his family is most worried about placing, because that bond is real and he gives it fully.
He is also part kangaroo. He dances on his hind legs, jumps, runs, and plays in the dirt. He has the energy you would expect from a husky fox hound mix.
Aspen plays well with the two dogs he lives with now. New dogs need a slow, structured introduction. The right home will take that introduction seriously rather than rush it.
The right home also has a person who is around. Aspen gives his whole heart to one human and expects that human to be findable. If there are kids, they need to be 10 or older so the intensity of his attachment lands somewhere it can be returned.
Aspen comes through AAF's Managed Rehoming program with full vet records, behavior context from his current family, and Adoption Boost follow-up at 7, 30, 60, and 90 days. He leads with love. He needs a home that can hold it.
Aspen is a husky fox hound mix with a short white coat, a couple of light tan patches, and blue eyes that stop people mid-sentence.
He is what his current family calls a shadow dog. When his person leaves the room, he paces between the front door and the back door looking for her. When his person sits down to work, he sleeps on her feet under the desk. He is the most loyal dog in the household. He is also the one his family is most worried about placing, because that bond is real and he gives it fully.
He is also part kangaroo. He dances on his hind legs, jumps, runs, and plays in the dirt. He has the energy you would expect from a husky fox hound mix.
Aspen plays well with the two dogs he lives with now. New dogs need a slow, structured introduction. The right home will take that introduction seriously rather than rush it.
The right home also has a person who is around. Aspen gives his whole heart to one human and expects that human to be findable. If there are kids, they need to be 10 or older so the intensity of his attachment lands somewhere it can be returned.
Aspen comes through AAF's Managed Rehoming program with full vet records, behavior context from his current family, and Adoption Boost follow-up at 7, 30, 60, and 90 days. He leads with love. He needs a home that can hold it.
More About aspen
CHARACTERISTICS:
Med. 26-60 Lbs (12-27 Kg)
Good with Cats: No
aspen's Details
| BREED: | Foxhound / Husky |
| SEX: | Male |
| AGE: | Young |
| COAT COLOR: | White |
| SIZE: | Med. 26-60 Lbs (12-27 Kg) |
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