Baltimore Huskadorables

09/21/2022

Morning play time with mom. This little guy has the same coat and tail as mom.

We expect him to reach about 50lbs full grown. His mom is half Labrador/ half Australian Shepherd. She has a soft coat with long fur on her ears, legs, and fluffy curly tail.

09/20/2022

It’s so much fun to wake up these guys!

We will be back at Baltimore’s Patterson dog park area for a puppy social with our three remaining puppies.

Come join us for free snuggles and puppy kisses. Thursday Sept 22

09/17/2022

Today we walked around Patterson park with our male pup in a rainbow tote bag. He loved all the attention he received from the friendly folks we met!

We have two females and one male pup still looking for their forever homes. Message me if you are interested in meeting these little sweethearts

09/08/2022

Morning playtime with mom in the living room :-)

09/05/2022

September is Responsible Dog Ownership month! Give your pups a high five and a kiss from us :-)

Here is an AKC newsletter with lots of useful links on dog care and behaviors-

https://link.akc.org/view/6185197431715b698f39f26bh722h.nn54/80849892

People often associate September with the start of school, football season, and Fall — but it's also Responsible Dog Ownership month.

09/03/2022

We will be back at Patterson dog park for another puppy social soon :-)

09/03/2022

Enjoying the sunshine with our little pups and fellow dog lovers at Patterson dog park!

08/30/2022

We have four pups available to rehome- two males and two females. Our pups are raised with children and other dogs, dewormed, vaccinated, p*e pad trained, crate trained, and full of loving obedient personality!

We are hosting a meet and greet in Patterson park dog area on Saturday September 3rd at 2pm. Come on out to get your free puppy snuggles and help us socialize the pups :-)

08/22/2022

Dear friends, our dear momma dog Luna has surprised us with an unexpected litter of five Labrador/ Shepherd mix pups. Luna got loose during travel and had a secret love affair.

She has been an excellent mom to her previous pups and this litter has proven to be just as loving and adorable as their mom!

Born June 30th, the pups are now 7weeks old and will be available for rehoming early September. We have three males and two females (pics attached).

We are hosting a puppy meet and greet at Patterson park this Saturday Aug 27th.

These events have helped us socialize the pups to strangers which fosters a better dog-human bond.

We are committed to finding each pup a loving forever home. Please message me for more information if you are ready to care for your new best friend!

12/27/2021

We are happy to announce BaltimoreHuskadorables puppies have all found loving homes!

Luna was a devoted mother and wishes you and all her pups a happy, healthy, wealthy, and wise 2022 🥰

12/23/2021

Had a furry little helper at the store today :-) so well behaved and loved all the extra attention from fellow holiday shoppers!

His twin sister is our last available pup.

12/22/2021

Separation anxiety is a problem many puppies experience when coming to their new home.

Considered to be the dog equivalent of a panic attack, excessive whining, barking, and chewing are all signs of separation anxiety and can only get worse if not corrected with training.

Punishing your pup when you return often increases their anxiety level, rather than correcting the behavior. It is not behavior that should be ignored, nor should it be expected that the pup will “grow out of it” without your support.

Crate training is a great way to help your pup feel secure when you are away. Just be sure to keep the crate a positive place with favorite toys, and not a punishment place.

This article from the American Kennel Club gives great tips for correcting separation anxiety.

Top tips are:

“Exercise your dog vigorously before you leave. This allows your dog to rest well in your absence.

Leave “activities” to keep your dog occupied. Examples include a safe chew toy, or an interactive game where your dog works to get a treat out of a puzzle.

Provide training while you’re home. Leave the dog for a few seconds, come back into the house, and reward him for quiet, calm behavior. Add a few seconds at a time. Although this process does work, it requires a lot of patience; and if you try to add too much time at once, it won’t work.”

https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/training/how-to-prevent-your-dog-from-barking-when-home-alone/

Learn how to prevent your dog from barking and whining when he's home alone with these tips from AKC's dog training experts.

12/21/2021

Every day our pups are getting smarter and more attentive to commands!

Just one female left in our litter of seven. Pups will be ten weeks old tomorrow and the perfect age to bond with their new owner.

12/19/2021

Heading out with our fluffy crew to Patterson Park!

Our Huskadorables are excited for extra attention from their adoring public, and to go home to their forever families :-)

12/17/2021

Our pups have definitely enjoyed rough housing with each other, and every so often I let my toddler in the mix so they are accustomed to not biting small children.

He loves playing with the pups and they enjoy the special attention ;-)

12/16/2021

If you’re looking for a smart snuggly dog that will lay at your feet and love you forever, this is your girl!

12/16/2021

This little sweetheart is eager to find her forever home!

12/15/2021

Enjoying these last couple days with the full litter before they are rehomed.

We LOVE our puppies!!!

12/15/2021

Providing proper medications for parasites and insects can literally save your puppy’s life!

We vaccinate and deworm our puppies and older dogs regularly. One of the top concerns for puppies is the parvovirus. This deadly virus exists in soil and can lay dormant for decades. The best way to protect your pup is to assume all outdoor spaces where other dogs have been are hazardous until your pup has finished the parvo vaccination series at age 16weeks.

Growing up on a farm, we had strays on our property which infected our soil without our knowledge. One year we lost five out of a litter of six pups from parvo. Even if you catch the infection early, treatment is costly and pups have at best a 50/50 chance of survival. Save yourself the heartache and be sure to only let your puppy outside in clean spaces.

For more information, read https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/health/what-every-puppy-owner-needs-to-know-about-parvo-in-puppies/

Though our current litter was born in the winter, springtime weather will bring hungry fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes back. It’s simple to deworm your pup regularly to kill the various types of intestinal worms transmitted by touching infected f***s and getting flea bites.

Heart worms are a deadly parasite to dogs and cats transmitted by mosquito bites. Only your vet can screen your pup for infection, give preventative medication, and treat a heart worm infection. As a biology student, I dissected several cats who pasted from heart worms. No one wants to loose a pet to this fast growing, killer parasite.

It is not a good idea to let standing water stay on your property. Hundreds of mosquitoes can hatch in a couple days in damp soil or still water in the bottom of a planter. Please be sure to take your pets to the vet for bi-annual heart worm screening and treatment!

For more information on deworming, read https://shallowfordvet.com/deworming-vs-the-use-of-heartworm-pills/

Parvo in puppies is unfortunately a common disease with deadly consequences. Here's what to know about parvo in puppies and protecting your dog.

12/14/2021

Playtime is a critical component of life for everyone including dogs! We give short, 10mins breaks throughout the day for pups to play with mom and big brother.

Daily playtimes give your Huskadorable the mental and physical stimulation this smart, athletic breed needs. This not only fosters strong bone and muscle development, but also allows them to learn what is expected when they interact with people and other pets. And it’s just adorable to watch them grow :-)

12/14/2021

All pups showing great progress learning commands Here Down Sit and Stay. So cute!

12/13/2021

Just two little girls still searching for their forever home. Both are super smart and playful! You won’t find a more intelligent and snuggly, loyal friend for life :-)

One is more docile and lays at my feet when I’m at the kitchen sink. She has a black coat with white markings on her face and stomach.

The other is the spunky “runt” of the litter with a German Shepherd coat coloring and perked up ears.

We are hosting one final puppy meet and greet this Saturday Dec 19th at Patterson Park.

12/10/2021

Wishing all our 2020 Huskadorable families a wonderful first birthday!!!

Rocky
Sunday
Bodie
Roxy
Dusty
Zeus
Kylo Ren

I was never a dog person until my daughter brought home Luna, and now so much love has spread across so many lives. We are honored to know all of you!

12/09/2021

Another day off to a feisty start :-)

12/08/2021

Luna is the best puppy mom! She loves playing with her pups and keeping a watchful eye on them :-)

12/08/2021

Phew and they are finally tired out!
Just a big fluffy huddle of cuteness

12/08/2021

Morning playtime with momma Luna and big brother Kylo Ren.

Everyone is full of energy today :-)

12/07/2021

We have been practicing the commands Sit and Stay for the last three weeks and it’s finally clicking!

12/06/2021

Just in time for Christmas!
We have five delightful pups available to rehome as early as the week of December 19th.

Our Husky Labrador mix puppies are playful, intelligent, and loyal companions. Full grown they will be 45-50lbs with the males being a bit larger than the females.

We love this breed so much we kept a pup for our kids! His favorite activities are playing fetch, long walks, giving kisses to my toddler, and snuggling in bed with my teen.

12/05/2021

It was so much fun to reconnect with pups from last year’s litter and play with our current pups :-)

We have rehomed two puppies and have 5 more still available.