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Meet Parker Jax (PJ)

Parker Jax is a cute little 9 year old dachshund. He is a red long haired boy. He weighs about 12 lbs. He has really short legs. He likes to go by the name PJ's owner passed away and he and his 2 brothers (not related) came to Diamond Dachshund Rescue. PJ likes to be outside in the mornings before it gets too hot. He likes to be with the other dogs and explore the yard. He likes to lay in the sunshine and snooze. PJ came from a loving home and it shows. He loves laying on his foster mom's lap and napping. He is a cuddler and likes to be kissed. He sleeps in the big bed under the covers. If you are interested in a pair, check out Buddy Baby and Maxwell Cooper. They came from the same home and know each other very well!

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Parker Jax (PJ)

BreedDachshundSexMaleAge9 years
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Shelter & rescue

Diamond Dachshund Rescue of Texas
San Antonio, TX 78217

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(210) 973-1947

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