Santa Ana, CA - Miniature Pinscher/Cairn Terrier. Meet Mochi a Pet for Adoption

My basic info

Breed

Miniature Pinscher/Cairn Terrier

Color

Black - with Tan, Yellow or Fawn

Age

1 year 2 months old, Puppy

Size

Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less (when grown)

Weight

6 lbs (current)

Sex

Female

Pet ID

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My details

Good with kids

Good with dogs

Shots current

My story

Here's what the humans have to say about me:

Mochi is 4 months old as of the beginning of December and currently weighs 6 pounds. She is a very typical puppy: happy, inquisitive, playful, friendly, active, sociable, and trainable. She gets along great with all people and dogs. She had a bit of hair loss at the beginning of December, but it has resolved and growing back in full! Her mom is Liddy, listed on our website if you'd like to read about mom.

Please do NOT call to ask if this puppy is available for adoption. If this listing is still posted then we are still accepting applications. Please read the narrative in its entirety. Please note our adoption procedures are explained in GREAT DETAIL BELOW. READ, READ, READ. Thank You. . . . . The best match will be selected and contacted to confirm an appointment at Petsmart in Yorba Linda on Saturday between noon and 3 pm or on a mutually agreeable day, time and place. We do not do out-of-state adoptions for puppies and we cannot hold puppies; please submit your application when you are ready to adopt. If you are interested in meeting any Poochmatch dog, please visit our website to complete an adoption application. It is in the ADOPTION folder at the top of our home page. Just fill in the blanks and SEND.

The adoption fees cover the mandatory and non-negotiable spay/neuter, rabies, microchip, microchip registration, core vaccinations including rabies and 4 sets of distemper/parvo and deworming. Adoption fees vary based on age, breed, size and the costs incurred on the dog's behalf by us i.e. medical, behavioral training, etc. The adoption fee for a puppy is generally $495 - $525.

Puppies are not house-trained although they may have begun crate-training and/or potty pad training in their foster home, depending on their age. House-training is a process that will need to be completed by their adopter. Puppies, if left unsupervised and not redirected will develop negative behaviors such as using the restroom in the wrong place, chewing, barking, whining, etc. Please be sure to do research on raising a puppy and be sure that you are prepared to do so. This is a great article from 3LostDogs that explains the trials and tribulations of puppyhood: http://3lostdogs.com/things-wish-everyone-knew-before-they-get-dog-2/