Huggie
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Huggie
AvailableHuggie is a spayed female Chihuahua, just a year old. She weighs 3.5 pounds and has a short coat. Huggie is house trained and has all her vaccinations up to date, making her well-prepared for her new home. Located in Oklahoma City, OK, she’s a delightful small companion ready to fill your life with joy.
About Huggie
Meet Huggie! This adorable 1-year-old girl is a petite 3.5 pounds of pure love. While she might be a bit shy at first, her sweet personality shines through once she feels comfortable. Huggie loves playing with other dogs and can’t resist a good toy. When she’s ready to wind down, she transforms into an undeniable cuddle bug. You’ll often find her curled up on a lap, soaking up affection and giving sweet kisses in return. This tiny girl is already doing well with her puppy training. She’s crate trained, uses potty pads, and knows how to navigate a doggy door. She is still perfecting her leash walking, so her forever family will need to help her gain confidence in that area. Huggie is looking for a loving home that offers patience and understanding as she adjusts. Once she knows she’s safe, her capacity for love knows no bounds. If you’re searching for a tiny companion who adores cuddles, fun, and playtime, Huggie might just be the perfect match for you. Your new friend is just a click away!
Adoption Fee
$650Payment after application.
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Questions about Huggie
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Huggie, being a Chihuahua, prefers a cozy living environment where she can feel safe and loved. A quiet home would be ideal for her, especially as she can be a bit shy at first.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Huggie doesn’t need a lot of outdoor space. She can thrive in an apartment as long as she gets regular walks and playtime.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Huggie can be a great match for homes with children who understand how to treat small dogs gently. Early socialization can help her adapt well.
