Sabine
Sabine
At a glance
A little about them
Sabine is a sweet, snuggly 6-year-old female Chiweenie weighing about 9 pounds. Her gorgeous chestnut-red coat even matches her tiny eyelashes! Rescued from a dog-hoarding situation, Sabine does very well with dogs and cats. She enjoys toys, fetch, playful antics, walks, sniffing, and sunning in a fenced yard. She is a loyal lap dog who loves cuddles but is also happy resting nearby when you are busy.
Sabine can be timid around people and new spaces and is especially wary of men. She bonds quickly with female foster caregivers and would do best in a calm home with a single woman or female-only household, particularly with someone who works remotely or is retired.
Ideal Home
- Calm, female-only household or single-woman home
- A fenced yard is preferred
- Someone patient with her timidity around men, people, and new spaces
- Sabine does well with other dogs and cats
Ongoing Health
Sabine recently had a dental procedure and a small MCT removed. She is spayed and vaccinated.
Training & Support
- Does well with housetraining
- Comfortable being left home alone and shows no separation anxiety
- Good on walks with no leash aggression toward other dogs
- Enjoys toys, fetch, cuddling, and relaxing in her dog bed
Application Details
- Applications begin by contacting the provider through Wags.
- Adoption contract and fee apply.
- The process includes an application, meet-and-greet, home visit, and reference check.
- Adopters must live within a three-hour radius of Seattle, Washington, so a home visit can be arranged.
- Meet Sabine at an adoption event or through a private meet-and-greet after application review.
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Common questions
She does very well with other dogs and cats and shows no leash aggression toward other dogs.
She would do best in a calm home with a single woman or female-only household, especially with someone who works remotely or is retired. A fenced yard is preferred.
Yes. She does well with housetraining, can be left home alone, and shows no separation anxiety.
The process includes an application, meet-and-greet, home visit, and reference check. Adopters must live within a three-hour radius of Seattle, WA.