Sherlock (20260707-01) - Miniature Dachshund and Chihuahua Dog for Adoption in Niagara Falls, Ontario

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Sherlock (20260707-01)
DOB: 05/22/2021 Estimated
Age: 5 years
Weight: 10-20 lbs

Spayed/Neutered: Yes

Meet Sherlock! At 5 years old and just 12 pounds, Sherlock is the kind of dog everyone falls in love with. He has an incredible personality and fits seamlessly into just about any adventure. Whether it's running errands, camping, spending the day on the boat, or simply relaxing at home, Sherlock is happiest by your side and acts like he's been part of the family forever.

He's fully house-trained, doesn't need a crate, and has wonderful manners, making him an easy companion for almost any home. If you're looking for a loyal, adaptable best friend with a big heart packed into a little body, Sherlock is ready to be your perfect sidekick.

Neck size (for collar): 12 inches
Height (from top of head): 11 inches
Length (from nose to base of tail): 18 inches
Crate size recommended: small/medium
Good with women: yes
Good with men: yes
Good with kids: yes
Good with other dogs: Yes. He may get a little grumpy if the other dogs are acting foolish.
Good with cats: yes
House trained: Yes
Crate trained: the only time Ive had him in a crate is when he was healing. He sleeps in our beds, under the covers
Energy level: med-low
Can be handled/touched: Yes loves being held.
Barker: he barks/talks when you rub your face on his and tell him hes a good boy!! He will bark at people for a few seconds just to announce their arrival.
Flight risk: no but he loves to explore new areas
Food aggressive: not really, I feed him separately and can reach my hand down while he is eating. He will sometimes stand over our other small dog and grumble letting her know he wants her food.
Current food: diamond naturals for small dogs. But he will eat anything and doesnt have stomach issues.
Walks on leash: Yes he walks great with a leash
Leash reactive to people or dogs: No
Rides well in car: Yes. He also loves to ride on our golf cart
Destructive: no
Needs a home with a yard: not necessary if the adopter can walk/exercise him regularly
Needs a home with another dog: no but he would enjoy a sibling.
Can live in an apartment: yes

The Chihuahua is a small breed famous for its confidence, loyalty, and big personality, despite its tiny size. Originating from Mexico, these dogs are known for their large, expressive eyes and alert, curious nature. Chihuahuas make excellent companions, forming strong bonds with their owners and displaying a protective nature. They come in a variety of coat colors and patterns, with both long and short coats, making them a diverse and adorable addition to any family.

The miniature dachshund is a small breed known for its elongated body and short legs, originating from Germany. These dogs are playful, affectionate, and courageous, with a strong hunting instinct. They are loyal companions and can adapt well to various living situations, making them popular family pets. Despite their size, miniature dachshunds are outgoing and curious, always eager to explore their surroundings. Regular exercise and proper weight management are essential for maintaining their overall health and well being.

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