Esther
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Esther
AvailableEsther is a small, senior, spayed female Dachshund with a long coat, weighing approximately 15 lbs. She has a bicolor coat of brown and black, and she’s house trained. Esther is up to date on vaccinations and exhibits a gentle nature, making her a wonderful companion. Located in Fort Walton Beach, FL, she is ready to find a loving home.
About Esther
Esther is a sweet senior Dachshund with a heart full of love and a remarkable story of resilience. Abandoned near a reservation, she has bravely survived on her own for some time, and despite her past, she remains incredibly trusting, affectionate, and gentle. Esther loves being around her people, happily following them from room to room and supervising daily activities. Queen Esther gets along wonderfully with dogs, including Labradors and other Dachshunds, while ignoring cats completely. She does well with children and thrives on companionship, seeming happiest when part of the family. Esther walks well on a leash and enjoys exploring the yard and taking leisurely strolls. Her energy level is low to moderate; she appreciates activity but is also content to relax and cuddle. Esther is house trained and consistently goes outside when her family is home. She can be vocal when separated and would thrive in a home where someone is around most of the time. Despite the challenges she has faced, including matted fur and skin irritation, her spirit shines brightly. She has been diagnosed with Cushings Disease, and while she will require lifelong treatment, she is heartworm negative. If you’re looking for a loyal companion and gentle soul, Esther may be the perfect addition to your family. Ready to make a difference in Esther's life? Apply now!
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Questions about Esther
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Dachshunds like Esther typically thrive in cozy environments where they can be close to their humans. They adapt well to both apartments and homes as long as they get regular attention and walks.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Esther, like most Dachshunds, appreciates access to a small yard or park for exploration, but she can also get enough activity from regular walks.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Yes, Esther gets along well with children and would happily be a part of a family with kids.
