Tater Tot
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Tater Tot
AvailableTater Tot is a spayed female Miniature Poodle mix, classified as a senior. She is a small dog, weighing 9 lbs. Currently, she is housetrained and up-to-date on vaccinations. Tater Tot resides in Oroville, WA, and is ready to be a loving companion.
About Tater Tot
Tater Tot is a gentle senior dog looking for her forever home. Born on July 9, 2020, she has a tender heart and is still discovering that the world can be safe. As a tiny, 9-pound Poodle/Maltese/Terrier mix, she feels most comfortable around calm adults and gentle small dogs her size, as big dogs tend to overwhelm her. Currently, she is learning about housetraining and is making progress with a consistent routine. Tater Tot is also getting used to walking on a leash, so a patient adopter with a secure yard will help her gain confidence in this area. Since she is on the petite side and needs to gain some weight, she enjoys healthy treats added to her meals. Tater Tot needs a loving, quiet environment where she can feel safe and cherished. In return, she promises to be a gentle and grateful companion. If you believe you can provide this sweet girl with the stability she deserves, don't hesitate. Click apply to start the adoption process.
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Questions about Tater Tot
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Tater Tot, being a miniature Poodle mix, is best suited for a calm, peaceful living environment. She thrives in quiet settings where she can build her confidence.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Tater Tot doesn't require a lot of outdoor space, but a secure yard or fenced area would help her feel safe as she learns to explore the outside world.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Given Tater Tot's timid nature, she is likely better suited for homes without young children. Calm adults or older children who understand dogs could be a good fit.











