Terrier Dogs Available for Adoption in Dallas, Texas

Playful and happy, Daisy is as sunny as a bright flower! This five-month-old girl has watched most of her siblings find forever homes and sheâ€ÂTMs ready for it to be her turn. To get ready, sheâ€ÂTMs perfecting her basic skills, and sheâ€ÂTMs using her brain to learn more good manners. She sits and offers her paw to people when they come home.

She plays outside during the day and has made friends with smaller dogs. Her cheerful disposition makes it likely she will enjoy making new friends, once she gets past her shyness. She loves toys and will chase a ball, but maybe keep it in her mouth rather than keep fetching it.

For a family with big hearts, Daisy has spent a lot of time with her sister, Dixie, and they are especially close. At her young age, sheâ€ÂTMll be happy to have a forever family, but sheâ€ÂTMll need extra TLC to settle into her own home. Daisy will want to spend extra time with you, which is perfect for a family who wants a sweet flower to cuddle!

All Dallas Pets Alive adoptable pets are spayed or neutered, microchipped, and up to date on vaccines upon adoption. The standard minimum donation for dogs over six months to seven years is $200, puppies under six months is $250, dogs eight years and over are $100 unless specified otherwise. You can view all adoptable pets and fill out an adoption application online on our website at http://dallaspetsalive.org/adopt/adoptable-dogs/. For more information, you can email adopt@dallaspetsalive.org.

The terrier is a spirited and intelligent dog breed known for its feisty personality and boundless energy. Terriers come in various sizes and coat types, but they all share a common heritage as fearless and determined hunters. These dogs are typically highly trainable, making them versatile companions for active individuals and families alike. With their loyalty and playful demeanor, terriers are beloved for their endless enthusiasm and affectionate nature.

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