Bitty is a lovely sable, brown, and red Chihuahua. She's about 12 years old and 6.5 lbs. She's spayed, heartworm negative, and up-to-date on vaccines and monthly preventatives.

Bitty is a pretty lady and a sweetheart. She's enjoys her naps and happily enjoys her job as household monitor. When she's ready to play or wants your attention, she'll "talk" to you with dainty barks.

When it comes comfy, cozy snoozing, Bitty enjoys floor level fluffy dog beds and blankets. This darling diva isn't interested in jumping if she can avoid it, she'd like you to pick her up for couch cuddles or provide doggie steps for her safety. We love a smart lady who knows her limits.

Bitty did great with holiday guests, humans and small dogs alike. She's a happy lady who gets along with everyone. She hasn't been kid or cat tested. Due to her size and age, an adult-only home is preferred.

Bitty is doing lovely with house and potty training. She's been working on going potty outside, she was previously trained to use potty-pads. She's working on leash training and goes on short walks. She prefers a soft harness over a collar. She does best when she goes potty after meals, long naps, and when she first wakes up. Her ideal home has a securely fenced yard where she can do her business.

Bitty enjoys similarly sized dogs. She saves her energy for play time and particularly enjoys playing with her daughter, Tiny. She loves small squeaky toys, wrestling, and tug of war. She's delighted when the humans join in for play time, especially when the humans overturn the toy bin.

While this Bitty lady likes other dogs she prefers to snooze alone. She'll occasionally nap with Tiny. Tiny is attached to Bitty, but they aren't bonded and can be adopted separately. When it comes to her fur-ever home, if the humans leave for several hours she'd do best with at least one doggie sibling. If her humans are home most of the day and committed to playing with her, she could be a solo dog.

Bitty's fur-ever family includes loving humans, preferably adults. She'd prefer a relaxed lifestyle that can support her and continue her house and potty training success. Her ideal home has a fenced yard so that walks become optional. If her humans have to leave often, she'd do best with at least one similarly sized doggie companion.