Buddah is very confused. One day he is sitting in his person’s lap enjoying love and affection, and the next he’s left at a shelter, never to see his people again. He doesn’t know what he did wrong or why this is happening to him.
Buddah is trying to make the best of it with his new foster family, but he’s not very pleased about this turn of events. He wants to have his very own people again.
Buddah appears to be well socialized, and he gets along with the other dogs in his foster home, even though they are of several different breeds and sizes.
If he's being annoyed by the younger, more rambunctious dogs, he warns them off with a simple growl. He has shown no overt aggression: Buddah is a lover, not a fighter.
An extremely handsome boy, Buddah is very loving and affectionate. He wants to be held and cuddled. A consummate lap dog, Buddah will keep you company while you read or watch television. He also loves going for walks and is an alert passenger in the car. A family dog, Buddah would like a family with children over five years old. We don’t know if he likes cats.
Buddah sleeps in a dog bed in a large crate at his foster home, but he truly would like to share the big bed again with his people. He feels quite lost right now. Everything and everyone he knew is gone. Won’t you give Buddah a real home again?
Dachshunds available for adoption
from Southern California Dachshund Rescue
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