Dot

Dot is a typical bossy dachshund. She has had a hard life as a breeder dog and has had multiple c-sections. During her spay it was discovered that she may have a cyst ir tumor on her kidney that will need further investigation. Dot is 8 years old and her spay was invasive due to the uterus adhearing to her small intestine after a c-section so tgey couldn't spend a lot of time in there investigating and we were advised to monitor kidney values. She is eating, drinking, and acting normal. We will not be pursuing any other invasive procedures. It will be up to her adopters to do what they feel is best for Dot. She will be best in a home with other confident dogs or no dogs at all as she can be a bully. If you are interested in adooting little Dot please send an inquiry for an application to be emailed.

Dot is a typical bossy dachshund. She has had a hard life as a breeder dog and has had multiple c-sections. During her spay it was discovered that she may have a cyst ir tumor on her kidney that will need further investigation. Dot is 8 years old and her spay was invasive due to the uterus adhearing to her small intestine after a c-section so tgey couldn't spend a lot of time in there investigating and we were advised to monitor kidney values. She is eating, drinking, and acting normal. We will not be pursuing any other invasive procedures. It will be up to her adopters to do what they feel is best for Dot. She will be best in a home with other confident dogs or no dogs at all as she can be a bully. If you are interested in adooting little Dot please send an inquiry for an application to be emailed.

Dot is a typical bossy dachshund. She has had a hard life as a breeder dog and has had multiple c-sections. During her spay it was discovered that she may have a cyst ir tumor on her kidney that will need further investigation. Dot is 8 years old and her spay was invasive due to the uterus adhearing to her small intestine after a c-section so tgey couldn't spend a lot of time in there investigating and we were advised to monitor kidney values. She is eating, drinking, and acting normal. We will not be pursuing any other invasive procedures. It will be up to her adopters to do what they feel is best for Dot. She will be best in a home with other confident dogs or no dogs at all as she can be a bully. If you are interested in adooting little Dot please send an inquiry for an application to be emailed.