Milo

Meet Milo! Those ears! Milo is an adorable approximately 5-year-old, 14-pound Dachshund mix with short little legs, a huge smile and a pair of ears that seem to have a personality all their own. His Dachshund heritage shows in those cute little turned-out feet, while those enormous ears leave us wondering-Miniature Pinscher? Chihuahua? Whatever the mix, they're guaranteed to make you smile!<br/><br/>Milo came to us from Kentucky, where he lived with two other small dogs. Sadly, his owner fell on hard times and was unable to find housing that would allow the dogs to stay with them. Now Milo is looking for a new family to call his own.<br/><br/>Milo can be a little cautious when meeting new people, but a few meaty treats are a great way to win him over! Once he realizes you're a friend, his sweet, affectionate personality shines through. At a recent adoption event, once he got comfortable, he was wonderful!<br/><br/>His previous rescue tells us that Milo loves laps, belly rubs, squeaky toys and treats. He's not much of a fan of being crated and would much rather be by your side snoozing-or, better yet, curled up on your lap! Milo is house-trained, has used pee pads and will also potty outside. He walks nicely on a harness and leash and enjoys car rides, especially when he can look out the window. He does well with other small dogs, although larger dogs aren't really his cup of tea.<br/><br/>At only 14 pounds, Milo is a wonderfully portable size, but there's plenty of personality packed into that little body. If you're looking for a happy little sidekick who loves being close to his people, Milo might be just the companion you've been waiting for. And you'll never have trouble finding those ears in a crowd! Apply to meet Milo at caninecollective.org.

Meet Milo! Those ears! Milo is an adorable approximately 5-year-old, 14-pound Dachshund mix with short little legs, a huge smile and a pair of ears that seem to have a personality all their own. His Dachshund heritage shows in those cute little turned-out feet, while those enormous ears leave us wondering-Miniature Pinscher? Chihuahua? Whatever the mix, they're guaranteed to make you smile!

Milo came to us from Kentucky, where he lived with two other small dogs. Sadly, his owner fell on hard times and was unable to find housing that would allow the dogs to stay with them. Now Milo is looking for a new family to call his own.

Milo can be a little cautious when meeting new people, but a few meaty treats are a great way to win him over! Once he realizes you're a friend, his sweet, affectionate personality shines through. At a recent adoption event, once he got comfortable, he was wonderful!

His previous rescue tells us that Milo loves laps, belly rubs, squeaky toys and treats. He's not much of a fan o

Meet Milo! Those ears! Milo is an adorable approximately 5-year-old, 14-pound Dachshund mix with short little legs, a huge smile and a pair of ears that seem to have a personality all their own. His Dachshund heritage shows in those cute little turned-out feet, while those enormous ears leave us wondering-Miniature Pinscher? Chihuahua? Whatever the mix, they're guaranteed to make you smile!

Milo came to us from Kentucky, where he lived with two other small dogs. Sadly, his owner fell on hard times and was unable to find housing that would allow the dogs to stay with them. Now Milo is looking for a new family to call his own.

Milo can be a little cautious when meeting new people, but a few meaty treats are a great way to win him over! Once he realizes you're a friend, his sweet, affectionate personality shines through. At a recent adoption event, once he got comfortable, he was wonderful!

His previous rescue tells us that Milo loves laps, belly rubs, squeaky toys and treats. He's not much of a fan of being crated and would much rather be by your side snoozing-or, better yet, curled up on your lap! Milo is house-trained, has used pee pads and will also potty outside. He walks nicely on a harness and leash and enjoys car rides, especially when he can look out the window. He does well with other small dogs, although larger dogs aren't really his cup of tea.

At only 14 pounds, Milo is