Hi guys, I'm going nuts here... In 2 hours I am having someone come look at my house to make sure Juno will be in a good house. This is my first house and my first pet (on my own). I've grown up with a Husky (princess, in the RIP section).

I have purchased a shed and a 5 foot fence to get my house ready for her. Co-workers said I was stupid for shelling out 3K dollars to get both done, but they have no pets! (besides a shed and a fence is a great thing to have!)


She's 2 years old, house trained and crate trained.

This is a picture of her adoption page. I really can't wait to have her in my house where I know she'll be safe!

Well goodluck! Im sure everything will go well!! When you pass the house inspection to you get him today?!?!?!

She's gorgeous, good luck

Beautiful.

Be yourself, and Be honest

Good luck on the placement!!!! Sending good vibes your way

~Chris~

I would be nervous too, but you sound really well prepared! Just breath and relax, and like Chris said, be yourself

Keep us posted!
Kelly

Good Luck! is there a reason after shelling out 3k that you did not go with a 6' high fence? is it a chain link right now? just be ready to answer questions about the fence but dont sweat it, just remind they you grew up with a husky and all the things you plan on doing with Juno!

I was told a 5 foot would have been good enough. I'm going to put the coyote bars on the fence to help if she's a climber. I only work 3-5 hours a day and I'm home the other time. I wanted a 6 foot, but I would have had to tear up the neighbors fence, which she said I could only connect to it.

I won't get her right away. After the inspection she'll get spayed.

Good luck! She's beautiful, I'd be nervous too.

Good luck!!

I was nervous for my home visit too and it was fine. Hope it goes well for you! Let us know!

Good luck! She is gorgeous and let us know how it goes!

Good luck! I'm keeping my fingers crossed for you!

She's super pretty btw

Good luck.. She is pretty and looks like a happy pup..

The fact you know what coyote bars are should impress them. Good luck!!!

Good luck!

Hey guys! The home inspection went great.

I was just informed to get some hog wire and put it around the bottom of my fence to keep her from digging. I should be getting her tomorrow or sunday! Now to go buy her some dog food! I remembered to ask what she was currently eating.

WOOOHOOOO!! great news! pictures pictures and more pictures

That is great! Congrats!

Everything will be fine, no worries! Just make sure you post as many pictures as you can when she comes home!!

Congrats .. look forward to seeing lots of pictures..

Congrats!!! Can't wait to see pictures lol!

Awesome, congrats!!!! Can't wait to see pics! AND videos!

Has anyone had any experiences with their rescue? She's been living with her foster family for quite a while. This is adoption page "Juno's Story...
Juno is a 2 yr old Siberian Husky who is "tolerant" to other dogs and kids. She loves to play but can play rough at times and will give warnings if she's done playing. A house with older children is recommended. She is full of energy as Huskies are and loves to play and run. She has a beautiful singing voice and loves to let people hear it. She also loves one on one attention and loves to cuddle. As a Husky she does love to run with "the pack" but also enjoys some alone time. All depending on her mood. Juno loves to sun bathe and is fully crate trained and goes right into it when you say "crate". She also loves to sleep in her crate with the door open when her foster family is at home. Juno currently eats in her crate and that is recommended to continue with her new family. She has never shown any food aggression but doesn't share her bones easily. Juno does best when able to go for walks and a home familiar with the Husky breed is preffered. She is an AMAZING dog and is 100% Siberian Husky!


The big question I have is how do you think she will react to no longer being fed in her crate? My house is rather small and I put the crate I purchased for her in my bed room (48 inch crate... It didn't look big in the store).

I know she'll probably be reluctant and shy the first few days in a new house.

All my huskies have been rescues and they each have had special challenges. I'm curious why you want to stop feeding her in the crate? I feed part of Lola's meals right on the bottom of the crate to keep her loving her crate. You'll do great, lots a patience is needed! Enjoy the journey.

My house is small. 969 sq ft.

If it put it in the dining room, I won't have enough room for a small table.

If I have it in the living room, there isn't much room.

I'll attach pictures of both to show what I mean.

I wish I bought a bigger house. The military said I could afford 200K... I didn't believe them so I bought a 90K house

Someone on my facebook said to put a piece of wood over the crate and use that as a table... Sounds kind of redneckish and I know Juno wouldn't like that.