Dog profile for Penny♥ADOPTED, a female Dachshund



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Photo of Penny♥ADOPTED, a female Dachshund

"Even a little old lady can be extremely cute!!"

Home:Vancouver, WA

Age: 9 Years Sex: Female Weight: 11-25 lbs

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Here I am pretending to be a bloodhound.

"Here I am pretending to be a bloodhound."

Here I am RUNNING!! Yes, even *I* run!!

"Here I am RUNNING!! Yes, even *I* run!!"

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My Shelter:

NorthWest Animal Companions

• Profile last updated on: 01/01/2008

• Adoptable within 150 miles of Beaverton, OR

• This dog has been spayed

Known Compatibilities:

Doggie Dynamics:

Energy

sleepy		energetic

Intelligence

silly		genius

Friendliness

aggressive		affectionate

Playfulness

not playful		very playful

Disposition

anxious		calm

Nicknames:
Pen, Penpen, wiener dog(people who don't know her call her this)

Expected Adult Size:
Small (11-25 lbs.)

Arrival Story:
Penny was rescued from the SW Washington Humane Society. She has a skin issue, and is on meds to help heal it. It isn't mange though, but we are treating her more or less the same way we are Caspie. Penny is VERY loving and VERY mobile. She scales the stairs and jumps into bed with no problems....she then showers us with Penny kisses and gets a kick out us laughing at her!

Bio:
Penny was loved by a family for 8 years of her life, they got her when she was only 8 weeks old. When Penny developed the skin issues, they turned her over to the humane society instead of taking her to the vet for help. We belive Penny has a flea allergy gone wild.