Talley
Available
Talley
AvailableTalley is a small, adult female believed to be a Corgi and Dachshund mix. She is spayed, vaccinated, and fully house trained. Located in Carroll, OH, Talley is looking for a stable home where her loyal, gentle nature will be recognized and appreciated.
About Talley
Talley’s story is complicated. She’s endured repeated rejections and still shows a sharp contrast between how she acts around new folks and those she trusts. Her loyalty runs deep; when abandoned with her older Chihuahua companion in the summer heat, Talley led rescuers straight to her friend who’d hidden in the bushes before surrendering herself. That’s the kind of heart you get with her. She craves a quiet lifestyle and seems to feel safest with women, although a select few men have won her over. Talley enjoys lazy evenings on the couch, sleeping at your feet, and relaxed car rides. She’s reliably housebroken, never chews things up, and doesn’t need to be crated—but will tolerate it. Talley gets along with other dogs provided they’re small or respectful about her space. She’d light up if adopted with her buddy Teddy, though it’s not a requirement. On walks or with toys, her playful side shines, but crowded or high-stress homes likely won’t suit her. She’s lived hard, so patience and calm go a long way. Vaccinations are current, and she’s spayed. Talley is in Carroll, OH. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!
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Questions about Talley
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Talley, being a mix of Corgi and Dachshund, tends to thrive in quiet households where routines are predictable and loud chaos is minimal. She’ll do best with adopters who value calm and companionship.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Small breeds like Talley need regular walks and a secure yard to explore, but she doesn’t require massive open spaces. A modest, safe outdoor area works well for her energy level.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Corgi/Dachshund mixes can be good with children when properly introduced, though Talley herself shows a preference for a low-key environment and may prefer living with older kids who respect her space.
