Atty

Meet Atty — a tiny dog with a big heart and a story that's still being rewritten.<br/><br/>At 10 years old, this sweet Chihuahua is all about connection. Atty absolutely loves her person and will happily curl up beside you any chance she gets. She's the kind of companion who bonds deeply and thrives on that close, comforting presence. Because of that strong bond, Atty has shown some resource guarding of her person, which is something that will need ongoing, patient work—especially in a home with multiple people.<br/><br/>Atty enjoys the simple pleasures in life: walks, fresh air, and a good game with a tennis ball. She does love her walks, but she may bark at other dogs and can get a bit reactive at times, so she'll benefit from continued behavior training and guidance. She's house-trained most of the time, though she is not 100% potty trained and has had occasional accidents in the home. She does well with a routine and is perfectly content relaxing in her crate or spending time outside in a secure yard on warm days. She's also polite out in public and generally gets along well with other dogs when she's out and about.<br/><br/>At home, though, Atty can be more selective. She may show some aggression toward other dogs in her space, so she'd do best either as an only dog or with a calm, larger companion who respects her boundaries. The good news? She does well with cats and is typically friendly with people—just a little cautious at first. Give her a bit of time, and she warms up quickly.<br/><br/>Atty is quiet overall, only barking briefly when something catches her attention. She's food-motivated, which makes her a great candidate for continued training and confidence-building.<br/><br/>Because of her past, Atty is looking for a patient, experienced home—someone familiar with the Chihuahua breed and comfortable working with reactivity or dogs who have experienced trauma. She needs a calm, consistent environment where she feels safe, along with gentle guidance to keep building her confidence.<br/>She's spayed, up-to-date on vaccines, microchipped, and weighs about 10 pounds—small enough to fit in your lap, and perfectly content to stay there.<br/><br/>If you're looking for a loyal, affectionate companion who will reward your patience with deep devotion and cuddles, Atty might just be your perfect match.

Meet Atty — a tiny dog with a big heart and a story that's still being rewritten.

At 10 years old, this sweet Chihuahua is all about connection. Atty absolutely loves her person and will happily curl up beside you any chance she gets. She's the kind of companion who bonds deeply and thrives on that close, comforting presence. Because of that strong bond, Atty has shown some resource guarding of her person, which is something that will need ongoing, patient work—especially in a home with multiple people.

Atty enjoys the simple pleasures in life: walks, fresh air, and a good game with a tennis ball. She does love her walks, but she may bark at other dogs and can get a bit reactive at times, so she'll benefit from continued behavior training and guidance. She's house-trained most of the time, though she is not 100% potty trained and has had occasional accidents in the home. She does well with a routine and is perfectly content relaxing in her crate or spending time outside in a secure yard on warm days. She's

Meet Atty — a tiny dog with a big heart and a story that's still being rewritten.

At 10 years old, this sweet Chihuahua is all about connection. Atty absolutely loves her person and will happily curl up beside you any chance she gets. She's the kind of companion who bonds deeply and thrives on that close, comforting presence. Because of that strong bond, Atty has shown some resource guarding of her person, which is something that will need ongoing, patient work—especially in a home with multiple people.

Atty enjoys the simple pleasures in life: walks, fresh air, and a good game with a tennis ball. She does love her walks, but she may bark at other dogs and can get a bit reactive at times, so she'll benefit from continued behavior training and guidance. She's house-trained most of the time, though she is not 100% potty trained and has had occasional accidents in the home. She does well with a routine and is perfectly content relaxing in her crate or spending time outside in a secure yard on warm days. She's also polite out in public and generally gets along well with other dogs when she's out and about.

At home, though, Atty can be more selective. She may show some aggression toward other dogs in her space, so she'd do best either as an only dog or with a calm, larger companion who respects her boundaries. The good news? She does well with cats and is typically friendly with people—just a li