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Pet Name: Penny

Gender: Male

Neutered: No

Breed: Dachshund

Vaccinated: Yes

Size: Medium

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Category Premium

Gender Male

Penny is a very sweet and active dog, he is ready for a new home!

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About Penny

Friendly to other dogs
Good for Apartments
Friendly with Kids

Penny offer numerous advantages as companions, including his affectionate and playful nature, strong bonds with his owners, and adaptability to apartment or house living He is also known for his intelligence and easy-to-care-for coats.

Here’s a more detailed look at the benefits:

Affectionate and Playful:

Penny is known for being loving and affectionate, forming strong bonds with his owner. He is also playful and energetic, making him entertaining companion.
Adaptable:

He can adapt well to both apartment and house living, making him suitable for a variety of lifestyles.
Intelligent and Trainable:

Penny is intelligent dog that can learn commands and tricks quickly. Positive reinforcement training is recommended.
Good Alert Dogs:

He can be good alert dog, barking when he sense something is out of the ordinary.
Unique and Funny:

Penny possess a distinct personality, often described as feisty, stubborn, and quirky.
Relatively Easy to Housebreak:

Penny is generally trainable and can be housebroken with consistent training.
Good with Children and Other Pets:

Penny can be great family pet and may get along well with children and other pets, especially if properly socialized.
Unique Appearance:

He long body and short legs give him a distinct and often charming appearance.
Loyal Companions:

Penny is known for his loyalty and devotion to his owner.

Adoption Rules

Adopting a dachshund generally involves a screening process to ensure a good match between the dog and the potential adopter. Requirements often include being at least 21 years old, having a secure fenced yard, and ensuring current pets are spayed/neutered and up-to-date on vaccinations and preventative care. Some rescues also prefer older children (over 8 or 10) due to the dachshund's sensitivity to small children.