Dina and her siblings were surrendered to Paw Placement by an owner who could not properly care for them. Thankfully, these adorable babies found their way to us and into loving foster homes. Dina is a typical puppy - energetic, playful, affectionate and silly. She loves to wrestle and romp with other dogs, play with his squeakie toys and cuddle with her humans. Dina will do best with children over 12. She's mastering her crate and house training in her foster home and is learning quickly. As with all young puppies, she will require lots of continued training and socialization in her forever home. Mom was a chihuahua mix of about 13 pounds and dad is a mystery. We are guessing these guys will grow to be about 15 pounds, but there's no way to know absolutely.

Please note: socializing dogs, especially young dogs, is critical to their development. Puppies need to have positive experiences with new people, places, sounds, dogs on a WEEKLY basis to ensure they do not grow into insecure, fearful or even aggressive adult dogs. Please consider this when adopting during this pandemic. Socialization is currently more difficult, but it isn't any less important, so please be sure you can fulfill this need in a new dog before committing to adopt.

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