Lola
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Lola
AvailableLola is a sweet female Dachshund/Pug mix who is 6 years old. She has a short golden coat and is crate trained. Located in Renton, WA, she's house trained and spayed. Lola is up to date on vaccinations and is ready for a loving home.
About Lola
Meet Lola! Lola is a charming 6-year-old Dachshund/Pug mix weighing in at 15 pounds. She’s ready to find the loving forever home she deserves. This sweet girl adores cuddling and playing with her favorite squeaky toys. Don’t be surprised if she gently nudges you when it’s mealtime; her appetite is quite impressive, and treats are her language of love. Lola is house trained and crate trained. Though she’s naturally shy around new faces, she becomes a loyal and affectionate companion once she feels safe and can trust her surroundings. She gets along well with respectful, easygoing small dogs. However, she hasn’t been tested with cats or children, so a calm environment would be ideal for her. Some of Lola's favorite pastimes include basking in the sun, leisurely strolls, and simply spending time with loved ones. She tends to be sensitive to loud noises and needs a patient adopter who can help her navigate moments like car rides, vet visits, and nail trims with reassurance. If you seek a devoted companion to enjoy life’s quieter moments, Lola may be your perfect match. Click apply to start the adoption process.
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Questions about Lola
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Lola, being a Dachshund/Pug mix, thrives in a quiet home where she can feel secure and relaxed. Such an environment is important to help her overcome her shyness.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Lola enjoys leisurely walks but doesn’t require large outdoor spaces, making her a great fit for apartment living or homes with modest yards.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Lola hasn’t been tested with children, so it’s best to assume she would do better in a home without them or with older, respectful kids.
