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A little about them
Tina is a loving senior Chihuahua/Miniature Pinscher mix who enjoys cuddling, treats, sunny yard time, neighborhood walks, and being close to her favorite person. She gets along well with small dogs and can tolerate larger dogs who give her space. Tina is gentle and patient with children who understand how to treat a small, older dog.
Ideal Home
Tina would do best with a caregiver who can provide insulin twice daily and appreciate her cautious, protective nature. She may bark at visitors and guard her caregiver, but becomes very loving once she knows you.
Ongoing Health
Tina was diagnosed with diabetes in 2020 and requires insulin shots after her morning and evening meals. She is spayed, vaccinated, current on monthly preventatives, and currently weighs 10.5 pounds.
Training & Support
Tina is housetrained and crate trained, and enjoys sleeping in her crate at night. She accepts her insulin injections calmly after meals. Car rides are not her favorite activity.
Her owner will provide one vial of Novolin N insulin, approximately three months of syringes, and one bag of Rachel Ray Nutrish Small Breed food.
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- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
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Tina has diabetes and requires insulin shots twice daily after her morning and evening meals. She accepts the injections calmly, and her owner will provide one vial of Novolin N insulin, approximately three months of syringes, and one bag of food.
Yes. Tina is housetrained and crate trained, and she enjoys sleeping in her crate at night.
She gets along well with other small dogs and tolerates larger dogs if they do not bother her. She is gentle and patient with children who are old enough to understand how to treat a small, older dog.
Tina is very loving once she gets to know you and enjoys cuddling, treats, sunny yard time, and walks with her favorite person. She is cautious around strangers, barks when someone comes to the door, and can be protective of her caregiver.