Rhea is a small-breed puppy who's all about curiosity, play, and learning the ropes of the world. Like any young puppy, she is still building confidence and will need a patient adopter committed to training, socialization, and setting clear boundaries. * At this young developmental stage, she cannot be left alone for long periods-an adopter should plan to be home at least every two hours to support house training, routine, and proper development.* This little puppy enjoys playtime, toys, and exploring new environments, and will benefit from regular opportunities to burn off energy and stay mentally engaged. Still working on the basics, including house training, leash walking, and polite manners, consistency and structure will be key. Because of this early stage, a home prepared for all the normal puppy phases-teething, chewing, and lots of hands-on guidance-will be important. Small-breed puppies can be especially sensitive, so gentle handling and thoughtful introductions to new people, dogs, and environments will help set the foundation for a well-adjusted adult. (KE)