Will these dogs be able to be trained to be a service animal for medical or disabled people?

I have got two of these pitskies,man they are stubborn, hardheaded,full of energy.they love each other so much.they are hard to train with two of them but I just can’t beat to separate them.ive had them together since birth.they are about twelve weeks old and look just alike.they say no two look alike well their wrong.these look like twins.

We have a pitsky she is 2 years old this is one dog you can’t help but form a bind with she makes sure of it !! Everywhere we go people have to come up to us and tell us how beautiful she is and she’s so people friendly !! She is the most entertaining clown comedian dog you will ever see ! She is hilarious and empathetic someobe is sad she comes over and starts to cuddle then she’ll start being a clown she wants everyone to be happy all the time !! But I’d you are depressed or sad about something this is the dog that will not leave your side until she knows you are not sad anymore !! She is also ecxtremely smart I mean she really knows what you’re saying when you tell her something ! She is a bit of a trouble make especially if left alone she don’t like that but she has gotten better she loves our cats but kindof annoys them because our cats are older and don’t have her stamina . If you own a pitsky my advice is this make sure you get a chick it or some sort of durable tou that you can throw far to wear her out it’s her favorite thing to do she will never stop playing unless we put it away !!

I recently had the pleasure of getting a full blooded Siberian husky.what the lady didn’t tell us is that she might be pregnant.She was she had nine eight of them survived,their getting big eyes open and starting to play everywhere.

Our pitsky was adopted from the humane society 3 years ago….the separation anxiety is real!!!! He is almost 4 years old and has completed destroyed his steel crate because he doesn’t like to be home alone. Unfortunately I had to go back into the office and my kids back to school, which means most days he is in his cage for 5 or so hours. Any helpful tips on how to help with the anxiety? He had gotten a lot better and didn’t even need to be created but then mid July something changed, he started destroying the blinds so that he could open the windows and jump out! Did I mention he can jump out 6ft privacy fence from the ground over the top, nope he doesn’t climb it, just a straight leep! He’s adorable and super sweet, I just need to figure out how to get his anxiety in check. We have a vet check up next week and may end up looking at medication, because I’ve gotta keep him safe.

This post in general is a great description of my boy Pitsky!! Very active, social loving dogs. Mine is left alone around wires and never touches them. However he has gotten into the couch after being alone once while I was at work. Also very protective, I feel safest when I’m with my 1 year and 5 month old Pitsky. Also I defiantly agree with the possibly of separate anxiety. If he watches me leave through the window he’ll cry cry cry. ): It breaks my heart everytime. ):

Could they be a service dog?

Are they okay with cats/kittens and other dogs and children

I have a 70lb 2yr old pitsky who is the love of my life. He got his dad’s big pitbull head but ears and coloring of his husky mom. Adorable! He is so sweet and gentle, especially with kids….he’s very popular with all the little girls in our neighborhood. My daughter’s soccer team made him their mascot haha There isn’t a person or other dog who he doesn’t get along with. I’ve socialized him a ton. He plays with my 10yr old golden retriever all day. He loves the dog park and hiking. (we live in the mountains) Our vet suggested getting a harness and dog sled because he’s so strong. That’s been really fun and great exercise for him. He has made me a Pitsky owner for life!

In reply to Susan.

I currently have one I am looking to rehome