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Meet Tulip and Rose, two young (1-3 yrs) female Chihuahua mixes that came to us from Yuma where they were found as strays. They appear to be very bonded, always sleeping together and grooming each other regularly. As they become more accustomed to their foster home, their personalities are really starting to emerge (aka "they are blooming"). We will consider separating the girls for the right adopters <br/><br/>Tulip, the larger of the 2 (about 12 lbs.) was initially the braver, more outgoing one. Rose (9 lbs.) was the shy one. After less than a week in their foster home, both are outgoing little girls, actively seeking human affection and attention. They are both super loving, highly affectionate young dogs. Both get along with other dogs but do not search out interaction with them, that may change with more time. They sleep together in bed with their foster parents. <br/><br/>Being strays, we don't have any information on their previous lives. They must have had lots of human interaction but little to no discipline. They know no commands and have no manners or respect for personal space - meaning that if you sit down on the couch they will both jump in your lap, climb up and lick your face whether you are ready or not. House training is not a thing yet, but we are working on it. They are kennel trained and currently eat in their own kennels without a fuss. They will make perfect little companions for someone willing to train them and show patience and kindness! Well worth the work. If you think you might be the right home for these sweet little flowers apply here >>>> https://form.jotform.com/cherishedtails/dog-application

Meet Tulip and Rose, two young (1-3 yrs) female Chihuahua mixes that came to us from Yuma where they were found as strays. They appear to be very bonded, always sleeping together and grooming each other regularly. As they become more accustomed to their foster home, their personalities are really starting to emerge (aka "they are blooming"). We will consider separating the girls for the right adopters

Tulip, the larger of the 2 (about 12 lbs.) was initially the braver, more outgoing one. Rose (9 lbs.) was the shy one. After less than a week in their foster home, both are outgoing little girls, actively seeking human affection and attention. They are both super loving, highly affectionate young dogs. Both get along with other dogs but do not search out interaction with them, that may change with more time. They sleep together in bed with their foster parents.

Being strays, we don't have any information on their previous lives. They must have had lots of human interaction but little to no disciplin

Meet Tulip and Rose, two young (1-3 yrs) female Chihuahua mixes that came to us from Yuma where they were found as strays. They appear to be very bonded, always sleeping together and grooming each other regularly. As they become more accustomed to their foster home, their personalities are really starting to emerge (aka "they are blooming"). We will consider separating the girls for the right adopters

Tulip, the larger of the 2 (about 12 lbs.) was initially the braver, more outgoing one. Rose (9 lbs.) was the shy one. After less than a week in their foster home, both are outgoing little girls, actively seeking human affection and attention. They are both super loving, highly affectionate young dogs. Both get along with other dogs but do not search out interaction with them, that may change with more time. They sleep together in bed with their foster parents.

Being strays, we don't have any information on their previous lives. They must have had lots of human interaction but little to no discipline. They know no commands and have no manners or respect for personal space - meaning that if you sit down on the couch they will both jump in your lap, climb up and lick your face whether you are ready or not. House training is not a thing yet, but we are working on it. They are kennel trained and currently eat in their own kennels without a fuss. They will make perfect little companions for so