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3 years • Rottweiler Husky mix
Listing confirmed 14 November 2026
Based on Animals in Need Brisbane's listing, and in some cases inferred from Atreus's description. Always confirm with them before deciding.
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Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Assisted rehoming Male Rottweiler Husky mix Meet this handsome 3-year-old Rottweiler x Husky boy! He is desexed and has so much love and loyalty to give. He has all the potential to become an incredible companion for the right person. He is affectionate, loyal and full of personality, but he is currently struggling with not receiving the time, attention and stimulation he needs. As a result, he can be quite boisterous, excitable and sometimes struggles to settle and listen. He would benefit greatly from someone who has the time, patience and commitment to provide him with consistent training, exercise, mental stimulation and, most importantly, plenty of love and attention. With the right environment, guidance and a little investment in his needs, we truly believe he could blossom into the wonderful, well-rounded companion he has the potential to be. He deserves a home where he can be understood, given the attention he needs and set up to succeed. Location: South Ripley Assisted rehoming This is an assisted rehoming which means that Animals In Need Brisbane (AINB) will advertise, contact applicants and pass on applications that meet the the criteria to the owner who will make the final decision on the rehoming of the animal. AINB may also be requested to undertake an inspection of the successful applicants property to confirm safety and suitability. There is no adoption fee for assisted rehomings but we do ask for a donation (amount of their choosing) from the successful applicant to AINB, in recognition of the administrative and time costs incurred.. Please ensure you include all relevant information in your application, including fencing, other pets, children and ages etc. or we may not be able to pass on your application. sidebar Information Name: Atreus Age: 3 year(s) Breed: Rottweiler Husky mix Sex: Male Size: Large Adoption: Donation to AINB Status: Looking for a Family Traits / Medical Child Friendly: No Coat: Short Desexed: Yes Vaccinated: No Other: Assisted rehoming Enquiry Form " * " indicates required fields Name * First Last Phone * Email * Suburb * Do you own or rent your home? If renting, do you have written permission to have a pet and is your housing situation stable & unlikely to change in the foreseeable future? * Does your home have a fence? If so, please specify the height and material. * How many people live in the home (how many adults & how many children)? Please also provide ages for each. * Please list all current pets (types / breed / sex / age). * Please list all previous pets (types / breed / sex / age). * Where would the dog sleep? * Will the dog be allowed inside with the family? * Are you able to walk the dog on a daily basis where possible? * Other information you want to add? How did you hear about us? * Please select one Facebook Event Newspaper PetRescue Savour Life Google Other Please specify Δ Adopt a Pet Foster a Pet Surrender Volunteer Fundraisers Contact Donate Join us on Facebook Opens in new window Follow us on Instagram Opens in new window enquiries@animals-in-need-brisbane.com.au Copyright © 2026 Animals-in-Need-Brisbane, Inc. | Privacy Policy | Website by Rapid Fire Web Design Notifications
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