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Unfortunately My living arangements won't allow me to keep my husky for much Longer.. I really don't want to get rid of him but it looks like I have to...

He has a Great temperement, Very friendly dog, Loves kids (just not too small).

Very loyal and needs a Closed yard, Huskies like to trail on scents...

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I'll probably get him all his shots and what before selling if needed be... I'll be asking for an offer, he is Male in breeding condition, 21 months... Still fairly young...

A lot of people comment on his eyes, Sky blue... Looks cool....

Trained to Sit and lay down, usually only does it for food though, or before crossing a road, but they tend to have a short attention span...

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