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📍HIGHLANDS, SCOTLAND
We live on a small island on the north west coast of Scotland, isle of Lewis, due to this I am willing to meet on mainland scotland at the Ullapool ferry terminal 🥰
We have 2 cute wee girlies and 3 handsome boys.
🖤Spot and alien have the typical black and white husky pattern🤍
🤎Storm also sports the typical husky pattern but in a beautiful brown🤍
🤎Athena is the most like her mummy with the most white🤍
🖤Sleepy is all black with grey flashes and one blue eye, she also is the one that looks more akita than most🩶
🩵As for the rest of their eyes, they are all still blue, but of course that may change over time, but both parents have one blue eye
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Litter details
LocationUllapool, Highland Council
Pets in litter3 male / 2 female
BreedHuskita
Age12 weeks, 5 days
Ready to LeaveAvailable now
Health & Docs
KC registered by collectionParents are health testedMicrochipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm and flea treatedHealth Checked by a vet
Info
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Favourites26
Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Litter
Available
Athena
Female£450
Available
Sleepy
Female£450
Rehomed
Alien
Male
Rehomed
Spot
Male
Rehomed
Storm
Male
Pros
Striking appearance combining the Husky’s colouring with the Akita’s powerful build
Deeply loyal and protective of its family when properly trained and socialised
Robust, athletic constitution suited to cold climates and energetic outdoor lifestyles
Intelligent dog capable of learning complex tasks when motivated on its own terms
Cons
Independent, stubborn streak from both parent breeds makes training a significant challenge for inexperienced owners
Extremely heavy shedder requiring daily brushing — not suited to low-maintenance households
High prey drive means the breed cannot reliably be trusted off-lead in unfenced spaces
Requires very experienced ownership — not recommended for first-time dog owners