Dot

  • Senior
  • Female
  • Small

Dot

Current Location

PITTSBURGH, PA

Physical Traits

Age: Senior, (8+ years)
Gender: Female
Size: Small, (0-25 lbs)

Behavior

House-trained: Unknown

Health

Spayed/Neutered:
Yes

Dot's Compatibility

  • This pet has unknown compatibility with kids.

  • This pet has unknown compatibility with dogs.

  • This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.

  • This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.

Adoption Fee

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Dot's Story

Meet Dot!<br/><br/>Calling all Chihuahua lovers! This sweet senior girl is the quintessential Chi: slightly spicy, mostly sweet, and a total cuddle bug. ï ̧â¤ï ̧<br/><br/>Dot is the ultimate lap dog. She’s a laid-back little lady whose favorite pastime is napping, preferably on top of her person. Work from home? Perfect! Dot would be more than happy to keep your lap warm for the entire workday.<br/><br/>Dot is about 10 lbs, although she’s a little on the fluffy side and could probably stand to lose a pound or two. Luckily, she loves going for walks and does fantastic on leash! In fact, she may be the first non-leash-reactive Chihuahua we’ve ever met. She happily strolls along and ignores dogs passing by.<br/><br/>Dot is pad trained and mostly house trained, though she could use a little more guidance with the latter. She does great with dogs around her own size, although, in true Chihuahua fashion, she can get a little jealous when it comes to sharing her favorite person. She’s also neutral around cats.<br/><br/>If you’re looking for a tiny, low-key companion who takes her lap-warming duties very seriously, Dot might just be your girl.<br/><br/>Senior Chihuahua<br/><br/>âš–ï ̧ About 10 lbs<br/><br/>Dog friendly with similar-sized dogs<br/><br/>Cat neutral<br/><br/>Great on leash<br/><br/>Pad trained & mostly house trained<br/><br/>Spayed, microchipped & up to date on core vaccines

Meet Dot!

Calling all Chihuahua lovers! This sweet senior girl is the quintessential Chi: slightly spicy, mostly sweet, and a total cuddle bug. ï ̧â¤ï ̧

Dot is the ultimate lap dog. She’s a laid-back little lady whose favorite pastime is napping, preferably on top of her person. Work from home? Perfect! Dot would be more than happy to keep your lap warm for the entire workday.

Dot is about 10 lbs, although she’s a little on the fluffy side and could probably stand to lose a pound or two. Luckily, she loves going for walks and does fantastic on leash! In fact, she may be the first non-leash-reactive Chihuahua we’ve ever met. She happily strolls along and ignores dogs passing by.

Dot is pad trained and mostly house trained, though she could use a little more guidance with the latter. She does great with dogs around her own size, although, in true Chihuahua fashion, she can get a little jealous when it comes to sharing her favorite person. She’s also neutral around cats.

If yo

Meet Dot!

Calling all Chihuahua lovers! This sweet senior girl is the quintessential Chi: slightly spicy, mostly sweet, and a total cuddle bug. ï ̧â¤ï ̧

Dot is the ultimate lap dog. She’s a laid-back little lady whose favorite pastime is napping, preferably on top of her person. Work from home? Perfect! Dot would be more than happy to keep your lap warm for the entire workday.

Dot is about 10 lbs, although she’s a little on the fluffy side and could probably stand to lose a pound or two. Luckily, she loves going for walks and does fantastic on leash! In fact, she may be the first non-leash-reactive Chihuahua we’ve ever met. She happily strolls along and ignores dogs passing by.

Dot is pad trained and mostly house trained, though she could use a little more guidance with the latter. She does great with dogs around her own size, although, in true Chihuahua fashion, she can get a little jealous when it comes to sharing her favorite person. She’s also neutral around cats.

If you’re looking for a tiny, low-key companion who takes her lap-warming duties very seriously, Dot might just be your girl.

Senior Chihuahua

âš–ï ̧ About 10 lbs

Dog friendly with similar-sized dogs

Cat neutral

Great on leash

Pad trained & mostly house trained

Spayed, microchipped & up to date on core vaccines

Consider Dot for adoption?

How To Adopt

Dot was listed as Adoptable by A Friend In Need Small Breed Rescue
How can I adopt Dot?
Click the Start Your Inquiry button, and share some preliminary details with A Friend In Need Small Breed Rescue. They may then ask for more details or an official application prior to an adoption. If you're a match, they'll reach out with next steps and timing.
How can I find out if Dot is a good fit for me?
Click the "See How You Match" button, answer a few simple questions, and see how you match up! It takes less than a minute to complete. You can also reach out directly to A Friend In Need Small Breed Rescue for details on the pet.
When can I meet Dot?
If you've submitted an inquiry, A Friend In Need Small Breed Rescue will review your information and may ask you to fill out an official application. If you're a good fit for Dot, they'll reach out to set up a meeting.
What if I have more questions about the adoption process?
Just reach out directly to A Friend In Need Small Breed Rescue, and they'll be happy to help!
A Friend In Need Small Breed Rescue's Adoption Policy
Our adoption process begins with an application, followed by a phone interview, background and reference checks, and a home inspection or meet-and-greet with the dog. If the meet-and-greet is successful, the applicant begins a three-week foster-to-adopt period. If the dog proves to be a good fit after this period, we collect the adoption fee, complete the necessary paperwork, and finalize the adoption

Dot is from A Friend In Need Small Breed Rescue

[PITTSBURGH, PA]

Our Mission
Our mission is to rescue and transport small breed dogs in danger of euthanasia, ensure they receive appropriate veterinary care, and facilitate their placement into permanent homes.

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