Dog of the Month! Alpha Age - 2 Years Old Sex - Male Breed - Husky Size - Large History - Alpha was acquired through a free to good home advert on an online selling site. Personality - Alpha is a playful but strong minded boy. He needs an experienced Husky owner as he can be quite bossy and will try and get his own way. He cannot be homed with young children due to his boisterous nature, he would probably be ok with sensible teenagers who will participate in his training. He is currently under-going some training and socialisation with people and dogs and is doing very well. There is a possibility Alpha could live with another older sensible female dog who will keep him in check. Alpha walks lovely on a lead, and is both muzzle and crate trained. He loves playing with toys and running on our field. As with many sled type dogs he will not be able to be let off the lead as he will just do what they were made for and run. Alpha has the potential to be a superb dog in the right hands. If you are experienced with the breed and would like to apply to meet Alpha please complete our adoption application form.
| Welcome to Oakwood Dog Rescue - Winner of Charity of the year 2014 in the Goole & Howdenshire Business Excellence AwardsOakwood Dog Rescue was set up by Gill Williams; founder of Oakwood Canine Services in 2009, initially to support clients who could no longer take care of their dogs for whatever reason. The Registerd Chairty has since grown, and now rescues dogs from across the UK. Based in Hull on Sutton Fields, near Kingswood. Gill is now assisted by a great team who day in day out, work tirelessly to take in, assess and re-home as many dogs as possible.
To see what our adopters think of the service we provide, click here to see some testimonialsThe organisation is supported by Oakwood Canine Services who provide Dog Training & Grooming as well as other related services. For more information click here
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