Kiba is a 3-year-old powerhouse with a heart of gold, but he’s looking for a strong handler who can keep up with his size and strength! At his core, Kiba is a talkative, affectionate dog who loves attention and will bond quickly once he warms up to you. He’s a true Husky at heart, so expect him to be a bit of a chatterbox—he’s always ready to "talk" about his day, his thoughts, or anything that’s on his mind! Kiba walks wonderfully on a leash, but due to his size and strength, he’ll do best in a home with someone experienced in handling large, strong dogs. He’s not suited for a home with small children. Kiba is open to meet-and-greets with humans, and once he feels comfortable, he’s ready to be your loyal, playful companion. He enjoys playing fetch and loves his treats (he’s very food-motivated!). As a Husky mix, Kiba will require frequent grooming, and he’s a bit of a shedder, so be ready for some brushing sessions. His stunning different-colored eyes will certainly turn heads, but you’ll need to be prepared to keep up with his energy and grooming needs. Kiba enjoys rides but will likely need a seatbelt to stay safe on the road. If you have Husky experience and can provide Kiba with the structure, training, and love he needs, he’ll reward you with loyalty, affection, and plenty of playtime!
Ideal Home
Kiba will do best in a home with someone experienced in handling large, strong dogs. He is not suited for a home with small children.
Ongoing Health
No specific health concerns were mentioned in his listing. As a Husky mix, Kiba will require frequent grooming and is a shedder.
Training & Support
Kiba walks wonderfully on a leash. He is very food-motivated, which can be helpful for training. Owners should be prepared to provide structure and training.
Application Details:
- Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
- Please visit wags.com to learn more about our adoption process and to fill out an application.
Transportation
Kiba is located at our shelter. Transportation may be available to approved adopters.
