Birdie in TN
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Birdie in TN
AvailableBirdie is a young female Dachshund, over a year old with a short coat. She has a beautiful chocolate and tan piebald color. Birdie is up to date on vaccinations and is spayed. She is currently working on her house training and is crate trained, needing a schedule to thrive. This small dog is looking for an owner who can provide a fenced yard and would thrive with other small dogs.
About Birdie in TN
Meet Birdie, a young Dachshund looking for her forever home in Shelbyville, TN. At just over a year old, she weighs about 11.42 lbs and boasts a beautiful chocolate and tan piebald coat, complete with distinctive ticking. Birdie is spayed and up to date on her vaccinations. She is a playful little girl who thrives with company — especially other small dogs — and enjoys running around the yard. While she is working on her house training, having a schedule or a doggie door would be beneficial. Birdie prefers homes with kids aged 8 and over and has a strong dislike for cats, making her an unsuitable match for feline companions. To adopt Birdie, you’ll need a fenced yard where she can safely play. Ideally, there should be one or two young small dogs for her to frolic with. Birdie does best in a home where someone is around frequently. Because of her spirited nature, she might not adjust well to apartment living. Fun fact: Birdie has one blue eye, which adds a charming touch to her sweet personality. If you’re seeking a burst of sunshine bundled in a little package, Birdie could be the perfect fit for you! What are you waiting for? Apply today!
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Questions about Birdie in TN
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Dachshunds like Birdie thrive in homes with space to play, particularly with a fenced yard for safety and fun.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Birdie and her fellow small breeds enjoy ample outdoor space to romp around, making a fenced yard essential.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Birdie is best suited for homes with children aged 8 and over, as Dachshunds can be sensitive to younger kids.
