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Meet Marty

Medical Wavier · Cuddler · Potty Trained · Single Dog Home · No Cats · Teens and Adults only

About Marty’s reported breeds

Chihuahua

Listed as Chihuahua / Terrier

The Chihuahua is a Toy Group breed that the AKC recognized in 1904. AKC gives a general life expectancy of 14-16 years for the breed. Chihuahuas tend to be devoted to one person or family and reserved toward strangers, so early socialization matters. The breed is prone to periodontal problems and tends to become obese, so dental care and portion control matter.

Terrier

Listed as Chihuahua / Terrier

The listing uses “Chihuahua / Terrier” as a broad label. Dogs with this label can differ in personality and needs. The shelter’s observations are the best starting point for getting to know this dog.

A mixed-breed dog may show some or all of the personality traits associated with the breeds listed, in their own combination. The shelter's observations tell you more about this individual dog.

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Marty

BreedChihuahua / TerrierSexMaleAge7 years
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Shelter & rescue

Homeward Pet Adoption Center
13132 Northeast 177th PlaceWoodinville, WA 98072

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