Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with dogs,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Diana is a 9-month-old, 8-pound bundle of Chihuahua joy. She is a playful and affectionate little pup.
Diana is in a foster home with 5 other dogs, and she gets along well with all of them. Her favorites, of course, are the ones who will play with her. She loves to wrassle, play tug-of-war, and play endless games of I-chase-you, no-you-chase-me. She loves stuffed toys and will pick them up off the floor and line them up in a row on the bed. So much the better if the toy still has a squeaker in it.
Diana’s very favorite toy is foster dogmom. She loves to get up in her lap and wrassle while foster dogmom is scratching her ears, scritching her butt, and giving her tummy rubs. When Diana has worn herself out, she finds foster dogmom’s lap to be the perfect spot for a nap.
Diana is very affectionate. She loves to snuggle in your lap in between the wrassling and the napping. She is crazy excited when you come home, doing her puppy Pet-me-first, Pet-me-first dance.
As an older puppy, Diana has some of her manners down. By and large she is non-destructive, though you have to watch her around paper products or books left on the floor or couch. Foster dogmom gives Diana run of 3 rooms when she’s gone, and she hasn’t destroyed anything. She is not fully house-trained but is well on her way. She knows to piddle and poop when she’s let outside. She would like very much to sleep with you in the bed, but you don’t allow it, she will sleep on a chair or a dog bed. She has zero aggression and will take dog treats gently from your hand.
Diana would prefer a house with a yard because she loves to run zoomies, but she would be okay in an apartment. She would be an excellent dog for a household with another dog to play with. She would also do well with children in their teens. She’s still a little mouthy when she plays and might scare younger children.
Diana is spayed, has all her shots, and is microchipped. She is heartworm-negative.
Note:
We always respond first to inquiries that tell us something about your living situation (house, apartment, single, family, etc.) and why you want this dog. Be sure to include your phone number in your inquiry. We call inquiries that seem to be a good fit for the dog.
