Buster
Available
Buster
AvailableBuster is a male Chihuahua mix puppy around 12 weeks old. Weighing 6 pounds, he has a small stature and a short coat. He is not yet house trained, is not altered, and vaccinations are not up to date. Currently in Bradenton, FL, Buster is looking for a loving home to help him grow.
About Buster
Buster is a tiny Chihuahua mix puppy in search of his forever home. At approximately 12 weeks old and weighing just 6 pounds, he may be small, but he has a huge personality. Buster loves to play with his little sister, Zoey, and the other small dogs in his foster home. Heโs super friendly and enjoys meeting new people, but his playful side can be a lot for very young kids at the moment. Currently working on his potty training and leash skills, Buster would thrive in a patient household committed to helping him learn. Ideally, heโd love a home where someone works from home to continue his training and socialization. He would also appreciate another small, young canine companion to keep him company. A fenced yard would be a bonus, but a puppy pen would work too as he grows more confident. If you feel that Buster might be the right fit for you, take the next step and submit an adoption application!
Adoption Fee
$500Payment after application.
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Questions about Buster
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Buster, as a Chihuahua mix, typically thrives in a loving home where he receives plenty of companionship and training. A calm setting with patient and understanding owners would benefit him greatly.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Buster will enjoy a small yard or even a puppy pen for safe outdoor play while he learns his leash skills. Regular, supervised outdoor time would be ideal for his socialization.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
While Buster is friendly, his playful energy might be overwhelming for very young children. Supervision and monitoring during any interactions are recommended.











