Dog profile for Boudreaux Snowbear - In Loving, a male Siberian Husky



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Photo of Boudreaux Snowbear - In Loving, a male Siberian Husky

Home:Lincoln, NE

Age: 10 Years Sex: Male Weight: 26-50 lbs

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Nicknames:
Boo, BooBoo Bear,

Doggie Dynamics:

Energy

sleepy		energetic

Intelligence

silly		genius

Friendliness

aggressive		affectionate

Playfulness

not playful		very playful

Disposition

anxious		calm

Quick Bio:

-purebred

-three legger

Likes:
Sleeping! and snuggling

Pet-Peeves:
His little brother

Favorite Toy:
Nothing, loves chews but never really took to toys

Favorite Food:
P-Nut...Peanut Butter... and Anything that the humans are eating

Favorite Walk:
Anything short, he doesn't have alot of energy these days

Best Tricks:
'Where is your nose?' When asked this question he will bump your finger with his nose.

Arrival Story:
My husband had always wanted a White Husky with Blue Eyes. The day we signed papers on our first house we went to them mall to buy a refrigerator. As we passed the pet store we saw Boudreaux and it was love at first sight! He snuggled right up to us and before you know it we were taking him home.

Bio:
When we brought Boo home we quickly discovered he was missing a toe on his right front paw. Because it was a congenital defect we were given store credit for what we paid for him. We were deeply in love, and wouldn't have returned him. Even if we could have parted with him we are sure his future would have been dim. We have always felt that we 'rescued' him. A few months later we used our store credit to bring home Sven, a Norwegian Elkhound. On July fourth of that year they were chasing each other through the house when Boo somehow broke his bad leg in three places. Because it already caused him a lot of pain we opted to have it amputated, and he has done fine as a tripod. A few weeks after surgery he was digging out under our fence to explore the world outside of our backyard! We lived in Texas when Boudreaux came to live with us. We have since relocated to Nebraska where he is enjoys the winter weather.

Forums Motto:
It's all about me

The Groups I'm In:
FURminator Fanatics, Tripods Rule!

I've Been On Dogster Since:

July 26th 2007