Merci,who got her name from the French phrase "Merci beaucoup," is:

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• Affectionate

• Loves to be held

• Lapdog

• Playful

• Loves stuffed toys

• Loves playing with other dogs

• Crate trained

• Knows how to use a doggie door         

• Not a picky eater

• Treat motivated so easy to train new things

• Dances for treats

• Energetic but calms down when needed

• Potty trained using the crate training method

• 2-years-old

• Wire-haired Dachshund/terrier mix

• Only 10 lbs

• Spayed

• Microchipped

• Up-to-date on vaccinations

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While under our care Merci has not been with cats so we don't know how she is with them.

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Here's videos of Merci:

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ou6rNlJODaM&list=UUiOCLnrG7w8TC9NUpt-GaPw&index=1

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79HnV_0xCTY&list=UUiOCLnrG7w8TC9NUpt-GaPw&index=5

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEmUAp9at5Y&list=UUiOCLnrG7w8TC9NUpt-GaPw&index=6

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIcNE0MgsSo&list=UUiOCLnrG7w8TC9NUpt-GaPw&index=3

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8Ss2xKHJPQ&list=UUiOCLnrG7w8TC9NUpt-GaPw&index=2

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Merci's owner passed away and his son brought her to the shelter where Merci was petrified.  She's fully adjusted now that she's in a comfy foster home but is still a little apprehensive of strangers but warms right up quickly.  We believe Merci would shine most in a home with adults only or older respectful children.

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Merci's adoption fee is $195 which would be used to pay for spay/neutering, medical treatment, food, & supplies for homeless dogs.