Arlo
Breed:
Wire-Haired Dachshund
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Overview:
This is Arlo, a beautiful Wire-Haired Dachshund who is looking for a very special home. Arlo was previously rehomed, but sadly the match didn’t work out as the resident dog was not comfortable sharing their space. Because of this, we now have a clearer understanding of what Arlo needs to truly thrive.
Arlo has severe separation anxiety, so he will need a home where someone is around most — ideally all — of the time. He’s currently unsure of the world and needs a calm, patient family who can give him the love, time, and reassurance he needs to build his confidence at his own pace.
Arlo is looking for a child-free home and would prefer to be the only dog. However, he may be able to live with a confident but gentle female dog. In the right home, Arlo will form a deep bond and be an incredibly loving and devoted companion.
Adoption Status
Available For adoption
More About me
Wire-haired Dachshunds are bold little dogs with big personalities. Clever, loyal, and full of character, they form very strong bonds with their people. Despite their small size, they are sensitive souls who thrive on companionship, routine, and feeling secure. With the right environment, they are affectionate, devoted companions who love being close to their family.
Facts About this breed
Breed Name:
Wire-Haired Dachshund
Breed Overview:
Wire-haired Dachshunds are bold little dogs with big personalities. Clever, loyal, and full of character, they form very strong bonds with their people. Despite their small size, they are sensitive souls who thrive on companionship, routine, and feeling secure. With the right environment, they are affectionate, devoted companions who love being close to their family.
Energy Levels:
Low
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What’s Needed to Give a Dog Their Forever Home
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Adopters must provide a secure and caring environment where the dog is treated as part of the family.
A fully fenced garden or safe outdoor area is required for most dogs, unless otherwise noted.
Adopting a dog is a long-term responsibility — adopters must have enough daily time for exercise, companionship, and care.
All adopters must be willing to allow a home check and collect the dog in person from our foster network.