Valente WVT
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Valente WVT
AvailableValente WVT is a small, mixed breed male dog located in Missouri City, TX. He has a short coat that features yellow, tan, black, and fawn colors. He is altered and up to date on vaccinations. Although Valente is not yet house trained, he is ready to find a loving home.
About Valente WVT
Meet Valente WVT, a charming mixed breed dog from Houston, Texas. This little guy combines the best of both worlds with his Pug and Rat Terrier heritage. Currently weighing in at 13 lbs, Valente is an adult male with a short coat in a combination of yellow/tan, black, and fawn hues. He’s not yet house trained but is sure to bring lots of joy once he settles in. Valente’s adoption fee is $750 USD, which covers transport, vaccinations, neutering, microchipping, and rabies shots. Given that adoption will involve no prior meeting, we encourage careful consideration to ensure a great fit. We will provide as much information as possible about Valente to help make the decision easier. If you’re interested in bringing him into your home, please email MuttsAndMeows@Mail.com or fill out the adoption application linked above. Don’t forget to keep an eye on your spam folder for our response. Ready to make a difference in Valente's life? Click apply to start the adoption process.
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Questions about Valente WVT
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Valente WVT, combining traits from both Pugs and Rat Terriers, adapts well to various living environments, including apartments and smaller spaces, as long as they get regular daily exercise.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
This small mixed breed dog enjoys moderate outdoor space, making daily walks or playtime in a yard ideal for Valente.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Valente WVT can do well in homes with children, but it's important to monitor interactions to ensure he feels comfortable and safe.











