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Description
We have 3 shepskies that are looking for their forever homes, 1 girl and 2 boys.
They have been raised in our home with both their parents, our cat, and kids. They are about 90% puppy pad trained and we've been working on outside potty training. They have all had their first set of shots and deworming.
Mom is a 3 year old 3/4 Husky and 1/4 German Shepherd, and weighs about 50lb.
Dad is an 8 years old purebred German Shepherd weighing about 75lb. Both parents have been vet checked and are in perfect health including elbows and hips. We've had Mom and dad for their entire lives and have never encountered any health problems.
Bo is extremely soft, smart, energetic, and cuddly. She is always the first one to hop in our laps to get snuggles. She loves kids and babies and is super gentle with them. She is the alpha of the group, has the husky attitude and does like to push boundaries. I think she would fit best in a home with experienced dog owners who have previously owned husky or GSDs.
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Litter details
LocationFargo, North Dakota
Puppies in litter2 male / 1 female
BreedGerberian Shepsky
Ready to LeaveAvailable now
Age9 weeks, 4 days
SexFemale
Health & Docs
Microchipped by collection dateWorm treatedVet checkedParents are health testedRegisteredVaccinations up to date
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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Other puppies in this litter
Available
Dyson
Male$800
Available
Hale
Male$800
Pros
Striking wolf-like appearance with heterochromatic eyes is among the most visually arresting of all designer cross combinations
Intelligent and highly trainable from two of the US military and working community's most valued breeds
Athletic, endurance-capable dog suited to active American lifestyles including hiking, running, and canine sport
Loyal and protective from the German Shepherd side with the Husky's social openness
Cons
Both parent breeds shed heavily — the Shepsky's double coat requires significant ongoing management
Husky independence and German Shepherd drive combine to require an experienced handler; not appropriate for passive owners
High energy demands make the Shepsky unsuitable for apartment or sedentary households
Prey drive from the Husky side requires secure containment — Huskies are escape artists