Pitsky Puppy for sale in San Diego, California | $250

Frequently Asked Questions about Rehoming Pitsky Puppies

What is a Pitsky?

A Pitsky is a mixed breed dog that is half Husky and half Pit Bull. They are known for their energetic and affectionate nature, making them great companions for active families.

How much do the Pitsky puppies cost?

The rehoming fee for the Pitsky puppies is $250. This price ensures that the puppies are well-cared for and ready to join their new homes.

Where are the puppies located?

The puppies are located in San Diego, San Diego County, California, United States. This location is ideal for those looking to bring a new furry friend into their home.

Are the puppies active?

Yes, the Pitsky puppies are very active and sweet, making them a great choice for families who enjoy outdoor activities and playtime.

How many puppies are available?

Currently, we have 3 boys and 1 girl Pitsky puppies available for rehoming, all of which are ready for their new homes.

What should I know about owning a Pitsky?

As a mix of Husky and Pit Bull, Pitskys require regular exercise, socialization, and training. They thrive in environments where they can be active and loved.

Are the puppies up-to-date on vaccinations?

All puppies will come with their vaccination records and are checked by a veterinarian. It is important to continue their vaccinations and regular vet visits after adoption.

What is included in the rehoming fee?

The rehoming fee of $250 typically includes the initial vaccinations and a health check, ensuring you are bringing home a healthy puppy.

How can I prepare for my new Pitsky puppy?

Prepare your home by purchasing essential supplies, including food, water bowls, a crate, toys, and bedding. Ensure your yard is safe and secure for their playtime.

Can I see the puppies before adopting?

Yes, you can arrange a visit to meet the Pitsky puppies and their parents to see if they are the right fit for your family.

What is the adoption process?

The adoption process will include an application and a home visit to ensure the puppy is going to a suitable home.