Tundra

Ready to conquer peaks and valleys with Tundra?

Sometimes, life can be a bit ruff for our furry friends.

Poor puppies can face neglect, abuse, and abandonment, missing out on all the love they deserve.

Just like our Alaskan siblings—Tundra, Yukon, Storm, and Denali—who’ve had a rocky start in life.

We may not know their whole backstory before landing at the BAAC, but it’s clear this pup pack has missed out on the puppy love train.

We’ve been slowly showing them that humans can be trusted, and while they’ve made some strides, they needed a little extra TLC.

So, off to a local training camp they went for a few weeks of boarding and training.

And let me tell you, Tundra has made significant strides! He’s now flaunting his fabulousness on a leash, mastering the commands “heel” and “sit” like a champ (well, mostly!).

Walks are becoming a breeze, especially with his brothers and some outgoing canine pals by his side. His personality is starting to peek through as he grows more confident!

Now, these brothers are on the hunt for their forever home—one where they can thrive outside of the stressful kennel life.

They really light up when they’re around other confident doggos, so a furry buddy is a must! A yard with a sturdy 6 ft fence is also a good idea while learning the ropes of leash walking.

The perfect home should be calm and stable, without tiny humans running amok. Don’t forget your future plans!

 It’s crucial for potential adopters to have that gentle touch and the ability to read doggy vibes, ensuring they don’t push these pups too far too fast.

With a little positivity in training and everyday life, these siblings will truly shine!

By reinforcing their basic commands and mixing in fun activities to keep those Aussie minds and bodies engaged, you can help them soar to new heights.

We know it’s a big ask, but we believe you’re out there, ready to change the life of one of these pups.

And guess what? When you do, your life will transform for the better too! These grateful pups—and all of us—will be forever thankful!

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