Sabine
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Sabine
AvailableSabine is a small, female Chiweenie with a short, chestnut red coat. She is an adult and, although her exact age is unknown, she has a playful spirit and weighs around 9 pounds. Sabine is fully house trained and spayed, and her vaccinations are up to date. Located in Covington, WA, she is set for adoption with no fee, making her a perfect companion for anyone seeking a loyal friend.
About Sabine
Sabine is a sweet, snuggly female Chiweenie who weighs around 9 pounds and is estimated to be between 5 and 7 years old. She sports a stunning chestnut red coat, so vibrant that even her little eyelashes match! Rescued from a dog-hoarding situation, Sabine gets along well with other dogs and cats, though she can be a bit shy with new people and particularly wary of men. However, she forms strong bonds with her female foster humans and is an incredibly loyal lap dog. This playful little lady loves her toys and can keep herself entertained, but she’s always ready for a game of fetch. Sabine prefers a fenced yard to explore and sunbathe, though she's also great on walks and shows no aggression on the leash. At home, she adores attention and cozy time but also respects your space, often resting in her dog bed nearby. She has no separation anxiety and is already housetrained. Sabine would thrive in a calm home, ideally with a single woman or in a female-only household, especially if someone works from home or is retired. This darling dog is eager to find her forever home!
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Questions about Sabine
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Sabine, as a Chiweenie, thrives in a calm household where she can have cozy spots and quiet time. A home that can provide a secure yard would be ideal for her to explore.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Sabine enjoys a fenced yard for sniffing around and soaking up the sun, but she can adapt well to smaller spaces as long as she gets outdoor time.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Sabine can adapt to children, but given her timid nature, a quiet environment with older, gentle kids would be more fitting.
