Chihuahua Adoption in Pineville, NC: Chihuahua Puppies for Sale in Pineville, NC

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Ozzy

Chihuahua Miniature Pinscher

Male, Young

Charlotte, NC

Size

(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

Meet Ozzy! Ozzy is an adorable one-year-old Chihuahua mix who weighs 11 pounds. Ozzy loves going on walks and does well on a leash. He also gets along with other dogs and is doing great with house and crate training. This little guy may be shy at first, but after he gets to know you he’ll be your most loyal companion. With his gentle eyes and sweet nature Ozzy is looking for a loving home where he can continue to blossom. If you’re ready for a small pup with a big heart Ozzy might be the one for you! If you are interested in adopting Ozzy, please submit an inquiry directly to Greater Charlotte SPCA by visiting charlottespca.org/adopt . The adoption amount is a suggested donation of $200 to $300 dollars based on the pet’s age. **Because our rescue is composed entirely of volunteers, local applications will take precedence. We will accept out of town applications, but any family is responsible for coming to Charlotte to complete a meet and greet. All out of town applicants will also have to be willing to drive to Charlotte to pick up the pet as soon as they are approved to adopt. ** March 13, 2025, 3:37 pm

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POLO

Chihuahua

Male, 1 yr

Charlotte, NC

Size

(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less

Details

Spayed or Neutered,

Story

Please contact foster at SHELLIE@NATURALBREEDKENNELS.COMCritical Observations:1. Fearfulness Toward People:Displays significant fear of new people, often retreating or reacting nervously when approached. This makes initial introductions and interactions challenging.2. Crate Behavior with Other Dogs:Struggles with being around other dogs when crated. This has led to tension, such as growling or defensive behaviors, especially in confined spaces.3. Flight Risk:Due to his fearfulness and skittish nature, he is a high flight risk. He has a strong instinct to bolt when frightened or overstimulated, requiring extra precautions to ensure his safety.Signs of Improvement:1. Socialization Progress:With consistent, patient exposure to new people and positive reinforcement, he is starting to build trust. While still cautious, he has shown curiosity in controlled settings, and his reactions are becoming less intense.2. Crate Adjustments:By creating a calm and structured environment, he is learning to feel safer in his crate. Separating him from his `brother` A1238497 by temporarily or using crate covers has reduced their stress, and they are beginning to tolerate other nearby dogs more peacefully.3. Reduced Flight Responses:With secure harnesses, leashes, and gradual confidence-building activities, he is showing less inclination to bolt. Will now rely on their handler for reassurance in stressful situations and are responding better to recall cues in safe spaces.Although he will still require patience and careful management, these small improvements reflect his potential with the right care. Hid growing ability to adapt and trust has been heartening, and I believe he and his brother A1238497 are on the right path toward becoming more secure and adoptable companions.

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