Hera
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Hera
AvailableHera is a spayed female adult Chihuahua mix, about 3 years old. She has a small build, weighing 10 lbs, with a short coat in white and cream. Though she's not fully house trained yet, Hera is close and has demonstrated her ability to hold it for extensive periods. She's sweet, loving, and friendly, ready for a new home in Eugene, OR.
About Hera
Meet Hera, a 3-year-old spayed female Chihuahua mix weighing in at about 10 lbs. She's a snuggly little companion who enjoys being around people and exploring the yard. Hera loves to be silly and can often be found burrowing under the covers, showcasing her Chihuahua charm. Despite her playful nature, Hera dislikes being left behind and is not fond of nail trims, though she's managed just fine in the past. She's generally a chill dog, known to bark when she senses a threat but otherwise content to bask in affection. Currently, she's learning to walk on a leash and enjoys playing with other dogs in her foster home. Napping is one of her specialties. Hera is making great strides with her potty training, having been accident-free for over five hours when given enough outdoor time beforehand. Although crate training hasn't been attempted, she might thrive in a home with another dog to keep her company. She’s met kids in the past and shows enthusiasm when greeting new people, so a family with small children should consider her energy. Hera is currently in Eugene, OR. If you're ready to offer her a loving home, consider applying today!
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Questions about Hera
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Hera, as a Chihuahua mix, usually does best in a warm and cozy environment where she can socialize with her family. A home with soft surfaces for her to burrow into will make her feel secure.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Chihuahuas generally appreciate a small yard or access to outdoor space for light exercise and exploration, like Hera does when she explores the yard with her foster.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Hera has met some children and seems to enjoy their company, but her tendency to jump in excitement may be a consideration for homes with very small kids.
