Diva
Mrs Murray's Home for Stray Dogs & Cats
- Age
- 7–8 years
- Sex
- Female
- Breed
- Red Dachshund - Smooth coat
Good with
- Cats — no: “I prefer not to live with Cats”
- Other dogs — no: “I prefer not to live with Dogs”
- Children — yes: “I can live with Older children / teens”
About Diva
Delicious Diva
About Diva
Diva by name and diva by nature. This little lady may be small but she can sure make her presence known. She is a pampered princess and would like it to stay that way. She is not happy to share her family with other pets.
Reason for Rehoming
Owner sadly passed away and family had tried with her but she wont live happily with residing dog.
Health
Diva has a full clean bill of health and no know health conditions.
Training & Home Life
Housetrained: Yes - Knows to go outside.
Crate trained: Not been crate trained.
Left alone: She is fine to be left for short periods.
Lead walking: Loves her walks but does pull a little.
Off lead: Not good - will chase things and can be an escape artist out the door.
Travelling: She does not like travelling and it makes her stressed.
Escaping: Would need a fully secure garden as she can be a little escape artist with selective hearing.
Behaviour & Socialising
People: Shy of new people to begin with - Doesn't take her long to get used to you.
Children: Would not be suitable with young children.
Dogs: She is not good with other doggie friends.
Cats: Not suitable.
Sleeping Arrangements
Diva is no stranger to a comfy bed.
Likes & Personality
Toys.
FOOD and will pinch it.
Cuddles
Being pampered
Ideal Home for Diva
Someone that give her routine and stability
No other pets
Willing to continue her socialising and training
Understanding that she is a working progress
As written by Mrs Murray's Home for Stray Dogs & Cats.
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