Tundra - ADOPTABLE - Bernese Mountain Dog and Husky Dog for Adoption in Chilliwack, British Columbia

Look who it is - Tundra!! Tundra is estimated to be around 2 years old and is a Lab x Husky x Rottweiler x take a guess..? He was found with his sister (?) North a few months back, and he was lucky enough to be selected for students to work with at Thompson Rivers University Animal Health program! Tundra handled that adventure in stride, learning a lot and receiving some extra one on one time and handling! He has been neutered and is ready to find his furever home. Tundra has had lots of playdates with other dogs, and we think he'd do great in a home with another dog! He's a sweet and intelligent guy who can be a little unsure in new situations, so he will thrive in a home that can give him a little time to settle after all the changes he's experienced in such a short time! Young kids would likely be overwhelming for Tundra, so we're recommending older kids 12+ for his future home. For more info on this sweet guy please reach out to us at adoptadog@fvrd.ca or 844-495-2273!

The Bernese Mountain Dog, originating from Switzerland, is a large and sturdy working breed known for its gentle nature and impressive strength. These dogs have striking tri color coats of black, white, and rust, with a thick double coat that provides protection in cold weather. Bernese Mountain Dogs are loyal, affectionate family companions, known for their calm temperament and love for children. While they require regular grooming and exercise, their loving nature and devotion make them a beloved breed for families seeking a loyal and affectionate canine companion.

The husky breed is renowned for its striking appearance, characterized by piercing eyes and a thick double coat. These medium sized, energetic dogs are known for their friendly and outgoing personalities, making them wonderful companions for active families. Originally bred for sledding and endurance in cold climates, huskies are intelligent and independent, often displaying a strong prey drive. Proper training and regular exercise are crucial to keep these playful and social animals happy and well adjusted.