*JILL's story

　　Jill was dropped off at the shelter with no history and no paperwork, so very little is known about her. Jill seems to be a fairly typical Husky, full of energy and go. Upon her arrival at the shelter she was kept outside in the dog yard and appears to be familiar with using a dog house, so may have been an outside/working dog in her past life. Jill has behaved nicely towards her tenders but is quite shy and nervous, so likely has limited 'pet-dog' experience and her new owners will need to be vigilant about keeping her contained or leashed, since if she gets away she may not come back. Jill has also behaved nicely towards her canine neighbors out in the dog yard and is a good eater! It is likely that Jill has never been around cats, kids, or small animals, so caution should be used if attempting to introduce her to any of the above. Jill is still young and her new owners should expect that she will need a fair amount of exercise and mental stimulation to prevent her from engaging in any destructive behaviors when left to her own devices. It is possible Jill has skijoring or mushing skills, and if not, she may be a good candidate for learning! At the very least Jill should go to an active home that will enjoy exploring the great outdoors with her. Jill is not an 'apartment dog' and will not do well kenneled for long periods of time or left loose to entertain herself. She may also have limited to no indoor dog skills, including housebreaking, so please consider your lifestyle before asking to meet this lovely girl.