Sadie

Available

3-7 years|Parson Russell Terrier|Female|Small|Phoenix, AZ

Sadie

Available

3-7 years|Parson Russell Terrier|Female|Small|Phoenix, AZ

About Sadie

Why I'd make a great companion: ~Woof! My name is Sadie and I weigh 31 LBS! ~I’m a loving and sweet dog with one simple goal in life: to make my humans feel happy, loved, and never alone. I wear my heart on my tail—if I’m near you, I’m probably already your biggest fan. ~Come on down and meet me today! Type of home I'm looking for: ~Someone kind, caring, and ready for a loyal companion who sticks with them through everything. ~My adoption fee is:$125

About Parson Russell Terrier Dogs

Parson Russell Terriers are energetic, intelligent terriers closely related to the Jack Russell Terrier. They were developed by Reverend John Russell for fox hunting and are known for their drive, stamina, and bold personality. They are slightly larger and longer-legged than the Jack Russell.

Adopting a Parson Russell brings a spirited, entertaining companion who keeps life interesting. They are clever, athletic, and always up for an adventure. Their compact size and bold personality pack a lot of dog into a small package.

Temperament

BoldCleverAthleticFriendly

Size

Small (13-17 lbs)

Exercise

Very High

Good With

Active families

Lifespan

13-15 years

Health notes: May develop patellar luxation, lens luxation, and deafness. Their high energy requires significant daily exercise.

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Adopting in Phoenix, AZ

Phoenix offers a pet-friendly desert lifestyle with mild winters perfect for outdoor adventures with your adopted companion. Local shelters are home to many loving animals who thrive in the Valley of the Sun.

With scenic hiking trails at South Mountain and Papago Park, spacious dog parks, and a growing number of pet-friendly businesses, Phoenix is a great place to give a shelter pet a second chance at happiness.

Local Climate & Pet Care

Winter

42°F to 68°F

Dec – Feb

Phoenix winters are the only safe outdoor season for Siberian Huskies. Even then, temperatures above 65°F can make them uncomfortable during vigorous exercise. South Mountain and desert trails are great for hiking, but carry extra water since Huskies push hard.

Spring

55°F to 90°F

Mar – May

By April, Phoenix is already too hot for comfortable Husky exercise. Limit outdoor activity to predawn hours. Huskies will blow their coat heavily in response to the desert heat. Never shave a Husky even in Phoenix since the double coat protects against sunburn and heat absorption.

Summer

78°F to 106°F

Jun – Aug

Phoenix summers are extremely dangerous for Siberian Huskies. Temperatures above 100°F combined with a thick double coat create a life-threatening situation. Zero outdoor time except for brief predawn potty breaks. Multiple fans, AC, and frozen enrichment toys are essential for indoor stimulation.