This week Lifeline Puppy Rescue has 26 puppies available for adoption and they're all pretty irresistible. There are boxer mixes, German shepherd mixes, great pyrenees mixes and more who are looking for their forever homes. Lifeline will also be hosting an adoption event on Saturday, June 15 and Sunday, June 16 at 15171 Riverdale Road, Brighton, Colo. If you have a Lifeline puppy, there is a free training session on June 30. Check out this week's adorable puppies! for more information about a puppy. Some of the puppies available for adoption may be in foster care. All of Lifeline Puppy Rescue's puppies are $200 and include 30 days of pet health care insurance, a free veterinary wellness exam at over 55 participating vet clinics, and pet training referrals. Adopters will receive $50 back if they prove the dog has been spayed or neutered. You must be over the age of 18 to adopt. Colorado Adoptable Puppies Colorado Adoptable Pets Lifeline Puppy Rescue Denver News Denver Impact

Friends of the Alameda Animal Shelter Friends of Animals Rice County, Inc. Iredell County Animal Services & Control DepartmentSee AllColorado Lost & Found PetsTo file a lost or found pet report please click this link and fill out fully. HelpingLostPets will send you a link to a downloadable flyer for your pet for both web & to print and post in your neighborhood. We are notified & the flyer will be shared here, on Twitter & placed in appropriate album. Email alerts go out to pet lovers who have signed up in your area to be on the lookout for your fur kid. You will get the flyer immediately. Follow all of our tips and NEVER, EVER GIVE UP! //petdetail/?id=1345486 To see this pet’s location on the HelpingLostPets Map: /v2/?pid=1345486 2 CommentsColorado Lost & Found Pets# # # (Cedar & Sherman) # 80209 #Denver Co. , # # 09-10-2016!, Male # / Golden Retriever Mix Tan/Ted went missing last night around 1 or 2 am from a friend's house near Alameda & Broadway. He is wearing a multi-color collar, but no tags.

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ll have a nine adorable baby cats at Petco starting at 10 a.m. Sept. 10! These are 9-week-ol...d brothers Malcolm and Walsh. They'll be joined by Cheeto, Pretzel, Cloud, Stormy, Smoke, Mags, and Don Giovanni :D (2211 S. College Ave.) Col //v2/?pid=1345231 Colorado Lost & Found Pets# # # (arapahoe & 30th) # 80205 #Denver Co. , # # //v2/?pid=1345202 Colorado Lost & Found Pets# # # (County line rd & colorado blvd) # 80126 # Co. , # # //v2/?pid=1345145 Colorado Lost & Found Pets shared RedRover's event.1Castle Rock, CO: RedRover Responders Volunteer Training WorkshoplColorado Lost & Found Pets# # # (W 94th & Federal) # 80031 # Co. , # # 09-06-2016!, Male # White / Red/Cookie is the absolute sweetest dog and will jump in the car with anyone who opens their door for him. He is a fast runner, but always responds to his name being called. We just moved to this area last week so he is having a hard time finding his way home or someone has picked him up. (We frequently check shelters and vet clinics) CON

The Gerberian Shepsky is a cross breed of two very intelligent breeds that are most popular for their possession of highly desirable qualities and other attractive characteristics, the German Shepherd and the Siberian Husky. In actual reality, this breed of dogs shares both aspects of the species. While the personality traits evident in a Gerberian Shepsky come from both the German Shepherd and the Siberian Husky, there will always be one dominant breed’s traits in the resultant hybrid. It is commonly referred to as a designer dog or hybrid dog due to the fact that it originates from two singular pure breeds. They are some of the best breeds known to man despite being cross bred. The Gerberian Shepsky is loyal, social, alert and also very intelligent. They get along well with almost everyone if appropriately socialized. It is hard not to fall in love with these beautiful creatures and especially when those pale piercing blue eyes are dotingly fixed on you. The Gerberian Shepsky is a large-sized type of dog with a height of 20 -25 inches.

The weight standing is 45-88 lbs but is mostly dependent on the diet and overall wellbeing of the dog. The average lifespan of a Gerberian Shepsky is 13 years. This breed is therefore ideal for those looking for a short term emotional and physical commitment in a dog pet. It is also possible for its lifespan to vary from the said years for these are just human estimations but it’s mostly a matter of the divine. Gerberian Shepskies come in a variety of colors, the most common being black and brown with black. Other color variations include blue, red, white, cream, brown and white, pepper and salt/gray and light brown or golden. Gerberian Shepskies have a straight haired double coat that can be long, short, dense or medium. The coat is generally thick with a fluffy-like appearance. The inner coat generally contains thick and soft hair. Being arctic dogs, the double coat provides much needed protection from overly hot and cold weather conditions. Its ears are usually pointy and so is the muzzle.

The skull at times resembles that of the German Shepherds or that of the Siberian Husky. Eyes can at times be dual-colored. The Gerberian Shepsky is not suited to live in hot places. The Gerberian Shepsky has an extremely gentle and calm temperament but is mostly feared because of its daunting muscular build. It can operate as both a pet and also as a working companion of humans to assist with various tasks. It is classified in the working and herding category of dogs. Being a pastoral type of dog, the Gerberian Shepsky possesses an uncanny ability to react to verbal commands and whistles, which is basically the reason as to why they are trained to herd. Their ability to be trained to a level of modified herding behavior is all tailored predatory behavior. Training minimizes the dog’s innate proclivity to treat cattle and other domestic animals as prey while at the same time maintaining the animalistic hunting prowess, thereby creating an efficient hunting dog. Coming from dogs trained in the rugged wilderness and also recommended as a police dog, it goes without saying that this dog is brilliantly smart.

Gerberian Shepsky’ strength, obedience, trainability and intelligence makes it a perfect choice for many types of work such as acting, search and rescue police operations and even other important military roles. Gerberian are typically famous for their intelligence, a trait which appeals to most owners and breeders as a whole. They have the ability to learn simple tasks after a few repetitions and obey within the first given command most often than not. A characteristic they have borrowed from the German Shepherds. Together with their strength, these dogs are desirable as than other guards, search and rescue dogs as they are able to learn various tasks pretty much faster and also interpret instructions better and act faster than other large dog breeds. They are extremely active dogs and very eager to learn and are usually highly purposeful. Their curious nature makes them excellent guards and scouts. If not rightly socialized, Gerberian Shepskies can be overly protective of their territory and family.

It is good to note that, they are also not programmed to become immediate friends with strangers. They are also very faithful to their master and consequently, they also remain faithful and loving to their master’s children too. They have an inclination of being quite voiced and bark a lot and especially when left on their own. They are also very kind but can be very aggressive and even hurt others in the event that their own or their master’s security and well being is threatened. However, these dogs usually do not get along very well with cats and other dogs. In the event that the need may arise, socialization should take place at a very early stage. Dogs can at times prove to be a work load and particular during clean up time. Apart from requiring regular grooming sessions, the Gerberian Shepsky sheds moderately. Ideally, ensure that the double coat is brushed at least two times per week. This ensures that the coats remain shiny and free of any dead fur. If not looked after properly, their hair can get pretty wild.

It is important that you spend quality time with your dog and especially during cleaning time brushing them, bathing, trimming, cutting their hair and even taking care of their ears. Their ears have a tendency of accumulating a lot of wax and their eyes need regular checking and cleaning. If you are not up to the task, you could hire the services of a vet or a professional groomer. While most designer dogs do not inherit most of the health issues present in their parents, the risk of a Gerberian Shepsky inheriting an undesirable health condition from its parentage cannot be ruled out. Here are some are the common health issues of the Gerberian Shepsky’s parents and which it could be prone to: Being a hybrid, the Gerberian Shepsky enjoys a favorably healthy life unlike other purebred dogs. This breed of dog is strictly a working dog and thus requires regular physical exercise and training. If you struggle to get some free time to walk, jog your dog or allow it to get the necessary exercise it needs, then this is not the dog for you.

The Gerberian Husky have independent behavioral patterns, so it is required that the person training them be stronger minded than they are. They will willingly obey gentle commands of a patient and dominating pack leader. If its trainer is not wholly firm, consistent and confident, then it can be very disappointing to be victim of its mischievous pranks. The training sessions should be purposeful and rewarding and should also be done in a gentle manner. Purposeful training demands consistency, patience and an understanding of the arctic character of the dog. Being energetic dogs, Gerberian Shepskies love to play around. There’s need to provide them with an open area where they can freely move and play around. It not only strengthens their bones, but also increases their resistance power. If not exercises properly, these dogs can be both mischievous and overly demanding. There has to be an outlet for the excess energy. The vigorous active nature of these dogs makes them pretty good eaters.