Siberian Husky Puppies For Sale | Ontario, CA #554440

8 week old Huskies ready for rehoming in Inland Empire area, SoCal

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Three 8 week-old husky puppies are ready to find new homes. Contact (xxx)xxx-xxxx for any questions and pictures. Description of puppies: We are rehoming 3 black little pure-bred Siberian Husky puppies. They are very energetic, cute, friendly, and love to be in company of humans (they love to sleep people’s feet, wherever they are). There are 2 girls and one boy. Girl 1: Playful but calm, bright blue-eyed girl with dark eyeliner-type marking (no mask). She has black colouring with a grey to white colouring on her sides. As far as we can tell she is not very loud or vocal. She loves being with and snuggling her brothers and sister and would be perfect for a home with other pets. (Nickname: Badger) Girl 2: Very energetic, vocal, adventurous, clever and curious. She is very affectionate, playful but also bossy with her brothers and sisters. She is a bit of an adventurous escape artist, and should be taken in to a home that can give her lots of mental and physical stimulation (more than usual). She is a small little brown-eyed girl with beautiful dark colouration and white underside. She has very striking mask markings on her slender face, and little white eyebrows. (Nickname: Frowny Girl) Boy: Out of the litter of 6 puppies that we had this boy is the biggest and you can expect him to be a very BIG boy when he is fully grown. He is also the cuddliest and calmest little puppy of the whole bunch. He is the best at handling. You can pick him him and flop him about and he will not mind. He has beautiful brown and blue eyes (heterochromia), big paws, and ears so big they’re still a bit floppy at the time of posting; they will perk up all the way. He has black colouration with white underside and face. (Nicknames: Floppy boy, Bernard, Titan) We have poured lots of love and time into these pups and would love for them to go to good, loving homes that know the responsibility of owning an energetic working dog in a suburban environment. We would love to keep all six of the puppies, but 6 (on top of the two parent huskies we have) are a bit too much to handle for us so they must be rehoused. They have been de-wormed and have started their first round of vaccines against Parvovirus. They are also semi-potty trained and are trained to come for their food. They are in the process of being socialised and desensitised to being touched all over (paws, ears, mouth, belly, tail). They are beginning training on a lead for walking, and training in the Bath for washing. There is a price per puppy. That price is to cover the time and resources expended in the care and training of these puppies.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) for 8 Week Old Huskies

1. Where are the 8 week old Huskies located?

The puppies are currently located in the Inland Empire area of SoCal, specifically in Ontario, San Bernardino County, California.

2. How many puppies are available for rehoming?

There are three 8 week-old husky puppies available for rehoming - two girls and one boy.

3. What are the characteristics of the puppies?

The puppies are pure-bred Siberian Huskies, characterized by their playful, energetic nature, and love for human company. Each has their own unique personality traits:

• Girl 1 (Nickname: Badger) - Playful yet calm, bright blue-eyed with dark markings.
• Girl 2 (Nickname: Frowny Girl) - Very energetic, vocal, and adventurous with beautiful dark coloration.
• Boy (Nicknames: Floppy boy, Bernard, Titan) - The biggest puppy, cuddly, calm, and expected to grow large.

4. Are the puppies trained?

Yes, the puppies have been semi-potty trained, have started their first round of vaccines against Parvovirus, and are learning basic commands, including coming for their food. They are also in the process of being socialized and are being introduced to leash walking and bathing.

5. What do I need to know about owning a Siberian Husky?

Owning a Siberian Husky requires a commitment to their exercise and mental stimulation needs, as they are energetic working dogs. Potential owners should be prepared for an active lifestyle and the responsibility that comes with caring for such a lively breed in a suburban setting.

6. Is there a rehoming fee?

Yes, there is a price per puppy, which helps cover the time and resources expended in their care and training.

7. How can I get pictures of the puppies?

You can request pictures of the puppies when inquiring about rehoming them.