CT Tulip

Meet me at 348 Old Colony Rd. Eastford, CT<br/><br/>This litter has us completely stumped. They arrived labeled as Chihuahua mixes, but unless their mystery mom once exchanged a polite nod with a Chihuahua in passing, that's probably not the case. At about 4 months old and under 20 lbs, they'll likely top out with another 10-15 lbs to go-so think "smallish medium," not tiny. Two even look like pocket-sized shepherds. Truly, your guess is as good as ours.<br/><br/>What isn't a mystery is their temperament: they are sweet, sweet, sweet. They adore toys and playing with each other, but nothing beats human attention. They're not barky, they make great eye contact, and they're eager little sponges ready to soak up everything you teach them. They're hoping someone gives them that chance soon.<br/><br/><br/><br/>Due to MA Dept of Agriculture restrictions, we can not adopt to MA residents.

Meet me at 348 Old Colony Rd. Eastford, CT

This litter has us completely stumped. They arrived labeled as Chihuahua mixes, but unless their mystery mom once exchanged a polite nod with a Chihuahua in passing, that's probably not the case. At about 4 months old and under 20 lbs, they'll likely top out with another 10-15 lbs to go-so think "smallish medium," not tiny. Two even look like pocket-sized shepherds. Truly, your guess is as good as ours.

What isn't a mystery is their temperament: they are sweet, sweet, sweet. They adore toys and playing with each other, but nothing beats human attention. They're not barky, they make great eye contact, and they're eager little sponges ready to soak up everything you teach them. They're hoping someone gives them that chance soon.



Due to MA Dept of Agriculture restrictions, we can not adopt to MA residents.

Meet me at 348 Old Colony Rd. Eastford, CT

This litter has us completely stumped. They arrived labeled as Chihuahua mixes, but unless their mystery mom once exchanged a polite nod with a Chihuahua in passing, that's probably not the case. At about 4 months old and under 20 lbs, they'll likely top out with another 10-15 lbs to go-so think "smallish medium," not tiny. Two even look like pocket-sized shepherds. Truly, your guess is as good as ours.

What isn't a mystery is their temperament: they are sweet, sweet, sweet. They adore toys and playing with each other, but nothing beats human attention. They're not barky, they make great eye contact, and they're eager little sponges ready to soak up everything you teach them. They're hoping someone gives them that chance soon.



Due to MA Dept of Agriculture restrictions, we can not adopt to MA residents.