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4...live with calm Dogs and children of high school age. Both girls are house trained and can be left alone for a few hours. Could...her own pace. Lexa and Roxie get along well with other Dogs and are happily shacked up with a large male Chihuahua. They are a smashing pair and would win the hearts of anyone.
4...live with calm Dogs and children of high school age. Both girls are house trained and can be left alone for a few hours. Could...Roxie's perfect match? Roxie is a gentle and timid little girl, but the world can be scary when you're so small! She gets a lot...are happily sharing a kennel with another slightly bigger Chihuahua without any issues and we believe they would be fine with...
5...ideal home Mitzy is a 7 year old Chihuahua. Mitzy may be small in size but she is huge in character. Mitzy loves a walk and whilst she can be a little shy at first it doesn`t take long for her to become wiggly all over . After Mitzy had a zoomie or two she would like nothing better than to snuggle up on your lap for a snooze. Mitzy is good in the car, can be left for...
2...home Little Millie is an adorable 7 month old Chihuahua x Shih Tzu who is quite worried in new situations. She is looking for a family who can help build her confidence and start to socialise her at a pace she is comfortable with. Once she knows you, she is your best friend and loves to climb on to you and give you lots of kisses! Millie would love to have direct access...
2...They would love to live together but with no other Dogs in the property ideally, but would be happy to live with cats, and children around secondary school age. This delightful duo have found themselves in our care through no fault of their own. Pixie does have a medical condition that our vets aren't concerned about, but will happily discuss in more detail with their...
2...They would love to live together but with no other Dogs in the property ideally, but would be happy to live with cats, and children around secondary school age. This delightful duo have found themselves in our care through no fault of their own. Bonnie does have a medical condition that she doesn't receive daily medication for, but our vet team will happily discuss...
3...aren't too busy as she very much objects to other Dogs being around her and also is afraid of loud noises such as traffic. Rosie isn't a fan of being picked up but she likes the sofa, so her foster carers have a ramp to allow her to get comfy. She can't do stairs but seems happy enough on the ground floor. She does walk nicely on her lead but she will absolutely kick off...
3...live with children around the age of ten and other calm Dogs. Neither girl is house trained and will need someone at home wit them all day...we're hoping to find a family that will adopt both Dogs together. Momo is s curious pup who likes to have a minute to take everything in when faced with something new. She isn't shy about showing her affection for people and will...
3...out and about, understandable if her buddies are the only Dogs she's ever known. We don't think it would be fair to her to rehome...gentle and gradual socialisation with appropriate Dogs once she has settled in.
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Adopting a Chihuahua usually involves completing an application form, meeting the dog in person, and agreeing to any checks or requirements set by the current owner or rescue organisation. This helps ensure the Chihuahua is matched with the right home.
Before adopting a Chihuahua, consider the breed’s exercise needs, grooming requirements, and temperament. Understanding the typical traits of a Chihuahua can help you decide if it’s the right fit for your lifestyle.
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Many rescues and private owners charge an adoption fee. This fee often covers vaccinations, microchipping, and sometimes neutering, helping to ensure the dog is healthy and ready for a new home.