Angel & Sassy
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Angel & Sassy
AvailableAngel & Sassy are young female Chihuahuas with a small build and short coats. Both are house trained and currently reside in Kingston, MA. They have not been spayed, and their vaccinations are up to date.
About Angel & Sassy
Angel is a little white sweetheart, soft as a cloud and gentle in nature. Her sister Sassy stands out with her stunning brindle coat and those expressive eyes that seem to read your every thought. As bonded Chihuahua sisters, they’re inseparable and feed off each other’s quirky confidence. Like many small dogs, they may shy away at first, taking some time to trust new people—but treats tend to speed things along, and once you’ve won them over, you get unwavering loyalty and affection. Their ideal family gives them space to warm up on their own terms. Both are house trained and vaccinated, making them an easy addition to a patient, loving home. Because they’re a bonded pair, keeping them together is non-negotiable; their connection is something special. Angel & Sassy get along well with other dogs and will thrive with adopters who understand sensitive, food-motivated pups. Click apply to start the adoption process.
Adoption Fee
$550Payment after application.
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Questions about Angel & Sassy
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Angel & Sassy, as Chihuahuas, are best suited for quieter homes or apartments where they can feel secure without overwhelming noise or chaos. They appreciate a cozy environment with plenty of personal space.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Chihuahuas like Angel & Sassy do not require much outdoor space and can thrive without a yard, as long as they get regular short walks and supervised outdoor time.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Chihuahuas, including Angel & Sassy, can be suitable for homes with gentle, respectful children who understand small dogs need boundary respect. They do best in households where their small size is protected.











