Male Siberian Husky dog and German Shepherd dog

One Husky & one German Shepherd for rehoming - no need for both to be rehomed together so will let them go to seperate good homes.

Due to owner's severe ill health, I'm unable to care for my 2 beautiful dogs anymore & reluctantly need to rehome them. Dogs have never lived with children or other animals so behaviour is unknown. They are also not kept together. They are gentle & friendly.

They must go to good & caring homes so we will need to do a house check to see the enviornment where the dogs will be kept.

These dogs have always lived outside but can be indoor or outdoor.

They are both aprox 2 and a half years old - both male - both not neutered. Vacinations are due but I will cover cost of that upon approval. All paperwork in order. Microchipped. Dog licences valid.

If you have any questions & you think that either of these dogs can be part of your family, do not hesitiate to contact me.

Thanks.

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