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Chihuahua-Unknown Mix Dogs For Adoption in Pacific Grove, CA, USA

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Sasha Fierce - Chihuahua / Mixed Dog For Adoption

Chihuahua-Unknown Mix Dogs For Adoption in Pacific Grove, CA, USA

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Nickname
Sasha Fierce
Breed
Chihuahua-Unknown Mix
Gender
Female
Age
Senior
Location
Pacific Grove, CA, 93950, USA

Description

Chihuahua-Unknown Mix Dogs For Adoption in Pacific Grove, CA, USA

Posted Breed: Chihuahua / Mixed. Here's a special opportunity to bring twice the love into your family. Sasha is a 10-year-old, 5-pound Chihuahua (pictured left), and Priscilla, her half-sister, is a

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9-year-old, 11-pound Chihuahua/Dachshund/Miniature Pinscher mix (we think). What we're sure about is that these two girls adore one another. They have been together since puppyhood and often sleep snuggled in the same bed, and they're looking for a special adopter who will protect their little family unit. Sasha can be shy, but only for a moment. She quickly warms up to strangers, especially if they put her in their lap where she can curl up and feel safe. She listens attentively, tilting her head from side to side as you talk. And she lets you know she'd like you to hold her by putting her tiny paws on your leg. Her big, bright eyes give a hint to the smart, confident dog she is. While she gets along well with other dogs of all sizes, she'll let big dogs know when they're making her uncomfortable. Sasha loves to go on walks, especially if you carry her most of the way and then give her time to get out and explore, and she's great riding in the car. Priscilla is the more bashful of the two, often looking to Sasha for guidance on how to behave. If Sasha warms up to another dog or person, Priscilla is sure to follow - she truly looks up to her big sister. Priscilla is great on the leash and loves to discover new things as you go on walks. She communicates via cute little grunts and sighs, and she's a bit of a quiet snorer at night. Priscilla loves a good belly rub or to be gently pet - she's not as much of a lap dweller as her sister. As long as you provide some reassurance, she's a good passenger in the car. Both girls are housetrained and mellow, resting quietly while you work or watch TV. They also behave when left home alone. Basically, they're happy as long as they have each other, a warm, safe place to sleep, and a person or two (or many) who loves them. They came to POMDR when their guardians moved into housing that didn't allow pets. We're happy to be able to keep them together.

Physical Attributes

Behavioral Characteristics

OK with Kids
Yes
OK with Dogs
Yes
OK with Cats
Yes
Other
Housetrained

Additional Information

Was the Dog Found
No
Up-to-date on Vaccinations
Yes

Rescue Information

Location

Ad Statistics

Ad ID
ADN-447414
Date Listed
04/08/2017
Date Expires
Expired

Chihuahua-Unknown Mix.

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