Dogs for Rehoming

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Two male pups for rehoming. They are both 2 years old. Both dogs are rescue pups that we have had since they were 4 months old. They are a bonded pair at this point.
The larger fluffy one (Oliver) is a border collie/husky/shepherd mix. The smaller black one (Otis) is a shepherd mix.
Both dogs have all of their updated shots I clueing bordetella. They are crate trained and know a number of commands.
Sweetest pups and so affectionate. They are both very high energy and need a lot of exercise. We have a new baby and just don’t have the time to give them unfortunately. They are so good with kids. Gentle and sweet. They need daily trips to the dog park or runs. They haven’t quite mastered the walking on a leash calmly thing yet.
Oliver is 3 in August. The most loving gentle pup who loves to be lying on the couch with you. Still has tons of puppy energy. He loves to sit or play outside in the cold. Doesn’t mind all kinds of weather. He does so well being bathed and having his nails done. Is slightly less fond of brushing, we have gone to the groomers a few times to get trimmed as his hair is fairly long and luxurious.
Knows the commands: sit, stay, wait, down, up, paw, crate and boop. We taught him these in ASL and English. He respond to both. Sleeps in a crate every night with his blankets.
Otis is 3 in October. He is so eager to please. Loves to give kisses. He is less fond of cold weather and prefers to be inside in the winter. He loves to play fetch at the dog park and get a good run in. He has so much energy. I have worked with him over the last two years and he is much more comfortable with baths. Still doesn’t love them but tolerates them if you are calm and quick. He knows the commands: sit, stay, wait and crate. We taught him these in ASL and English. He responds to both. He has a protein allergy that causes his skin to be really itchy. This creates yeast and bacterial infections in his paws and muzzle where his skin gets raw from scratching/licking. We’ve found the best way to stop this is bathing him with medicated shampoo and feeding him a pork dog food. Or hydralyzed dog food as vet recommended. We have not yet done this, but the vet recommended doing allergy pills as well. So far the food change has been sufficient. Sleeps in a crate every night with his blankets.
Price would include: 1 crate, 2 dog food bins, medicated shampoo, medical/shot history, treats, remaining dog food, towels for bath times, blankets they sleep on, leashes and harnesses.
Dogs have been together for 2 years now and really love each other. When one is at the vet/groomers, the other howls. They play so well together and have just become best buds. Would love to see them go together. Both dogs are chipped and came from the Lloydminster SPCA originally. Both are neutered. Neither have ever had any issues with aggression. Such sweet boys that we want to got to a good home. We love them dearly but our life right now just doesn’t work for their needs. They deserve to be more active and attended to.
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