Meet Muffin, the smallest but mightiest of her litter! This adorable pup has a big personality packed into her little frame. Muffin loves the finer things in life, from a cushy bed to a delicious pup cup and stylish coats for outdoor adventures. She enjoys peacefully gazing out the window, soaking in the sights and sunshine. She's a good sleeper, settling well in her crate at night, and surprisingly patient with her foster mom in the mornings while waiting for breakfast. Muffin is doing great with potty training and is ready to learn more with a dedicated family.
As a potential Terrier/Dalmatian/Hound mix, Muffin is expected to grow to about 35 lbs. full-grown. This blend suggests she'll be an intelligent and active companion, likely inheriting the Terrier's spunk, the Dalmatian's playful nature, and perhaps a touch of the Hound's vocal tendencies, though she currently has a dainty bark. She's good with other dogs and is seeking a home that can appreciate her energetic spirit and provide consistent guidance as she grows.
Muffin is looking for a patient adopter who has the time and commitment to continue her training and help her develop excellent manners. A fenced-in backyard would be ideal for her to safely enjoy zoomies and burn off some puppy energy. She would thrive in a household with older, respectful children (8+) who understand how to interact gently with a growing puppy. If you're ready for an adorable, spirited, and loving addition to your family, Muffin is eager to meet you!
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Includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, and microchip where applicable.
$400.00
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