Howdy fellow Aggies and Alumni.

After several hours of debating with myself, I have come to the decision that Snow, my Husky, would thrive and grow much better in an actual home and not living off the streets with me in my car.

She is five months old and already toilet trained and even knows how to use a water fountain (as long as you help her with the button).

Despite being a Husky-Collie, Snow is either a very reserved and quiet puppy, or she just hasn't found her voice yet.

She loved walks and likes to chase after the ball if you toss it a short distance away; and she is one of the pickiest puppies I've ever known.

I'm not sure what exactly I did wrong, but she doesn't really like dry dog food and insists on eating whatever you might be eating; and even so, this may be a good thing in and of itself because she hardly ever goes for food on the ground (unless it's top tier and fresh).

Snow's personality is such a unique one and she's honestly the best friend anyone could ever ask for. Scratch that. She'll be the best family member you always wanted to see, but never had the chance to contact. . . . PRICES ARE NEGOTIABLE

I am asking a flat $750 for her which is several hundred cheaper than the average amount. I unfortunately don't have any adoption papers or anything fancy or official, but I give you my word that I will never ask for her back or even to see her. Once you pay, she will be yours to keep, to hold, to love on, and to cherish and care for. I am more than willing to let you meet Snow before paying; and even if you don't want to pay, I'll still let you meet her. . . . Contact info: please say your name and what you're contacting me for.