Dachshund

Little Bro

Adult·Male·Small

Community & partner vetted

So you can sleep tight

About Little Bro

Little Bro is an absolute doll of a pup who came into rescue when his owner passed away. He's currently in foster here in Maine and is quite a little character! He is mostly potty trained when taken out regularly, though he isn't quite sure how to signal when he needs to go. He's not a fan of being alone, so he would likely do well with another dog in the home or a family that is home more often than not. He likes to alert his people to the "dangers" outside, such as the UPS man, so he would likely do best in a single-family setting. He sleeps all night and waits to be awoken by his foster – no early morning wake-ups for him! He loves to have his ball rolled to him but hasn't quite figured out the fetch part of the game. He hasn't been taught many commands, so his foster is working with him on that. He's only about 10 lbs and around 7 years old, so he's very portable. He loves to sit in his human's lap and follow them around the house. He loves to go for long walks and sniff all the smells he can; we don't think he was given the opportunity for many walks in his previous life. He would love to live with a human that will give him lots of time outside, as he absolutely loves the outdoors. He's hoping for a family that will like a little sidekick and give him lots of love, attention, and walks, and to know that he's safe and has found his forever home.

Ideal Home

Little Bro would do well with another dog or a family that is home more often than not. He would likely do best in a single-family setting.

Ongoing Health

No specific health concerns were mentioned.

Training & Support

Little Bro is mostly potty trained when taken out regularly but needs help learning to signal when he needs to go out. He is also learning basic commands.

Application Details:

Applications start by contacting us through Wags at wags.com.

Transporation

Little Bro is currently in foster in Maine.

Little Bro is an absolute doll of a pup who came into rescue when his owner passed away. He's currently in foster here in Maine and is quite a little character! He is mostly potty trained when taken out regularly, though he isn't quite sure how to signal when he needs to go. He's not a fan of being alone, so he would likely do well with another dog in the home or a family that is home more often than not. He likes to alert his people to the "dangers" outside, such as the UPS man, so he would likely do best in a single-family setting. He sleeps all night and waits to be awoken by his foster – no early morning wake-ups for him! He loves to have his ball rolled to him but hasn't quite figured out the fetch part of the game. He hasn't been taught many commands, so his foster is working with him on that. He's only about 10 lbs and around 7 years old, so he's very portable. He loves to sit in his human's lap and follow them around the house. He loves to go for long walks and sniff all the smells he can; we don't think he was given the opportunity for many walks in his previous life. He would love to live with a human that will give him lots of time outside, as he absolutely loves the outdoors. He's hoping for a family that will like a little sidekick and give him lots of love, attention, and walks, and to know that he's safe and has found his forever home.

Ideal Home

Little Bro would do well with another dog or a family that is home more often than not. He would likely do best in a single-family setting.

Ongoing Health

No specific health concerns were mentioned.

Training & Support

Little Bro is mostly potty trained when taken out regularly but needs help learning to signal when he needs to go out. He is also learning basic commands.