Meet Sanders, a charming little guy who's truly a lady's man! Having come from a hoarding situation, he's made incredible progress in his foster home, learning to be a happy and confident dog. Sanders thrives on the company of women and other animals, drawing confidence and playfulness from his furry friends. He's a sweet soul who is discovering the joys of pets and snuggles, and with a little patience, he'll blossom into an incredibly loyal companion.
As a Chihuahua and Chinese Crested mix, Sanders combines the lively spirit of a Chihuahua with the unique charm of a Chinese Crested. These breeds are known for being devoted to their families, intelligent, and often playful. While he's still perfecting his potty training, he's excellent at keeping his crate clean, showing his willingness to learn and adapt. He's generally good with dogs and cats, making him a versatile addition to a multi-pet household.
Sanders is looking for a forever home where he can continue to grow and feel secure. An ideal family would be one with women and other confident dogs, providing him with a supportive environment. Patience and consistency will be key as he fully acclimates and continues to build his confidence, especially around men. With lots of love and understanding, this brave boy will undoubtedly bring immense joy and affection to the right person or family.
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Requires time and patience to acclimate to a new home due to a past hoarding situation.
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