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At a glance

BreedDachshund, Beagle
Age7 years
SexFemale
SizeSmall · 1–25 lb
Good withKids & dogs & cats
FromVan Alstyne, TX

A little about them

Beth is a quiet, shy, affectionate 7-year-old Dachshund/Beagle mix who weighs 17.2 pounds. She wants to be loved and spend time with her person, and she has plenty of love to give. Beth is best suited to a patient, caring family and a calm environment.

She enjoys exploring a secure backyard and spending time indoors. In unfamiliar surroundings, loud sounds can make her nervous, and she may dart through an open door. She is not comfortable wearing a leash or harness and may try to escape, so a secure setting is especially important. Beth is reported to do well with cats, dogs, and children.

Ideal Home

  • A patient, caring family
  • A quiet home with a secure backyard
  • A home that can provide outdoor time without relying on leash walks
  • Careful supervision around open doors and in unfamiliar surroundings

Ongoing Health

Beth previously tested positive for heartworm and was treated. She is currently on a one-year heartworm prevention shot and flea and tick prevention. She has had a dental, a negative fecal examination, and all of her vaccinations.

Training & Support

Beth is house-trained. She is quiet and shy, and she will need patience while adjusting to new surroundings. She is microchipped and spayed.

Application Details

  • Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.

Transportation

Health & wellness

From the listing

Reported by Lift Me Up Rescue.

Know the breed

Exercise30 min/day, Light activity
CoatShort
TrainabilityModerate
Lifespan12-16 years
Living spaceApartment, Condo, House
$380Beth's fee
$412Wags' Dachshund price estimate

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Common questions

Beth would do best with a patient, caring family in a quiet home with a secure backyard. She should be carefully supervised around open doors and in unfamiliar surroundings.