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Chihuahua / Mixed (short coat) : : Male : : Young : : Small Won't you think about adopting me? Learn more about the Chihuahua.
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Meet Squeaks, the charming two and a half year old chihuahua with a heart as big as his frame. This little 14 pound canine companion may appear somewhat apprehensive at first, but don't let that fool you - he has a knack for warming up to people faster than you can say "treat." Squeaks may be small in size, but his personality is anything but. He carries himself with an air of curiosity, always eager to explore new surroundings and meet new faces. His expressive almond-shaped eyes seem to hold a world of wonder, as if he's constantly observing and analyzing the world around him. Initially, Squeaks may approach strangers with a hint of caution, taking a moment to assess the situation before fully immersing himself in the social scene. However, once he determines that he's in good company, it's as if a switch flips, and he transforms into a social butterfly. With a wagging tail and a bounce in his step, Squeaks will swiftly win over even the most skeptical hearts. His warm and affectionate nature shines through as he eagerly seeks cuddles, belly rubs, and moments of shared joy. Squeaks is a firm believer in the power of love and connection, and he is always ready to forge new bonds and make friends wherever he goes. Although Squeaks may have a tendency to be wary at first, he is a quick learner and adapts easily to new environments. With a little patience and understanding, he will eagerly embrace new experiences and become an integral part of any loving family. Squeaks is dog selective and therefore would do best as the only dog in his forever home. Trust us when we tell you, he has plenty of love to give! Beneath Squeaks small exterior lies a spirited and loving soul, ready to bring boundless joy and companionship to anyone lucky enough to be part of his world. If you are interested in adopting Squeaks, please apply here. More about SqueaksIs Not Good with Dogs, Good with Adults
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