Hi there! I'm Sienna, a stunning Husky/Malamute mix with a heart as big as my fluffy paws. I absolutely adore people and am happiest when I'm spending time with my family. Whether we're heading out on an adventure, playing in the yard, or simply relaxing together at home, I just love being with my favorite humans. I form strong bonds with the people I trust and will be a loyal companion through every stage of life. Like many northern breeds, I enjoy staying active and having room to stretch my legs, but I'm also wonderfully relaxed once I'm inside the house. I love playing with other large dogs that match my size and energy, especially one-on-one where we can really have fun together. I appreciate dog friends who respect my space and enjoy interactive play as much as I do. I'm crate trained and keep my crate clean and tidy. If I get bored for too long, I might decide my blanket looks like a fun chew toy, so I do best with plenty of exercise, enrichment, and family time. Although I'm a Husky mix, I'm not much of a talker or a fence jumper. Most of the time, you'll only hear me bark when I'm politely reminding you that dinner is due!
Ideal Home
My dream home would have a securely fenced yard, adults or respectful older children, and either be just me or include a compatible large dog companion. I'd also do best in a home without small dogs, cats, or other small animals, as my natural prey drive makes it difficult for me to resist chasing them.
Ongoing Health
I am fully vetted and ready to go.
Training & Support
I'm crate trained and keep my crate clean and tidy. If I get bored for too long, I might decide my blanket looks like a fun chew toy, so I do best with plenty of exercise, enrichment, and family time. Because of my past, I prefer to eat my meals separately from other dogs so I can relax and enjoy my food without worry.
Application Details:
- Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
- Visit our website at www.lonestarpawz.com to fill out an application.
Transporation
Transport is available nationwide.
