Mae

Mae is a brindle chihuahua mix who has never gotten the memo that she's only eight pounds. This pint-sized athlete runs, jumps, and plays with dogs of all sizes--from tiny terriers to Great Danes--completely oblivious to the fact that she's the smallest one in the pack.<br/>When she's not showing off her athletic prowess, Mae is the ultimate cuddler. She burrows under the covers at bedtime, claiming her favorite spot at the foot of the bed or curled up on her owners' chests. On the couch, she's a professional lap-warmer who believes personal space is just a suggestion.<br/>Mae keeps herself entertained like a pro, turning leaves, sticks, and rocks into her own DIY toy collection. As the self-appointed household floor monitor, she's highly treat-motivated and always ready to clean up dropped food with lightning speed. This makes training effective--when she's not being stubborn about commands like sit, kennel, outside, and inside.<br/>Her small size means she needs supervision outdoors (hawks and owls don't care how brave she is), and she'll bark when strangers approach. But Mae warms up quickly, transforming from cautious guardian to best friend in seconds flat.

Mae is a brindle chihuahua mix who has never gotten the memo that she's only eight pounds. This pint-sized athlete runs, jumps, and plays with dogs of all sizes--from tiny terriers to Great Danes--completely oblivious to the fact that she's the smallest one in the pack.
When she's not showing off her athletic prowess, Mae is the ultimate cuddler. She burrows under the covers at bedtime, claiming her favorite spot at the foot of the bed or curled up on her owners' chests. On the couch, she's a professional lap-warmer who believes personal space is just a suggestion.
Mae keeps herself entertained like a pro, turning leaves, sticks, and rocks into her own DIY toy collection. As the self-appointed household floor monitor, she's highly treat-motivated and always ready to clean up dropped food with lightning speed. This makes training effective--when she's not being stubborn about commands like sit, kennel, outside, and inside.
Her small size means she needs supervision outdoors (hawks and owls don't care how brave she

Mae is a brindle chihuahua mix who has never gotten the memo that she's only eight pounds. This pint-sized athlete runs, jumps, and plays with dogs of all sizes--from tiny terriers to Great Danes--completely oblivious to the fact that she's the smallest one in the pack.
When she's not showing off her athletic prowess, Mae is the ultimate cuddler. She burrows under the covers at bedtime, claiming her favorite spot at the foot of the bed or curled up on her owners' chests. On the couch, she's a professional lap-warmer who believes personal space is just a suggestion.
Mae keeps herself entertained like a pro, turning leaves, sticks, and rocks into her own DIY toy collection. As the self-appointed household floor monitor, she's highly treat-motivated and always ready to clean up dropped food with lightning speed. This makes training effective--when she's not being stubborn about commands like sit, kennel, outside, and inside.
Her small size means she needs supervision outdoors (hawks and owls don't care how brave she is), and she'll bark when strangers approach. But Mae warms up quickly, transforming from cautious guardian to best friend in seconds flat.