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SYDNEY West Midlands Adoption Fee: £350 Female Tweenie Dachshund (8kg) Age: 3.5 years old Colour: Red, smooth coat Neutered Sydney is a loving, affectionate and clever little girl who adores cuddles and being close to her people. She enjoys walks, exploring outdoors and chasing squirrels. She is also very food-motivated, which is a great help with training, but is just as happy snuggling up beneath her blankets at home. Sydney has a history of IVDD, with suspected episodes affecting her thoracic spine in March 2025 and lumbar spine in September 2026. She recovered well from her first episode without surgery but is currently recovering from her latest flare-up with medication, rest and short lead walks. She will need an adopter who understands her condition and can manage her ongoing veterinary care. She also has a sensitive stomach, which is managed with a suitable diet and supplements. Sydney struggles with separation anxiety and can currently manage only around 5–10 minutes alone outside the home. Despite extensive training and medication, her progress has been affected by her recent back problems. She needs a home where someone is around most of the time and an adopter willing to continue her training with support from The Red Foundation’s behaviourists. She is very friendly with people and has been wonderful with children of all ages, including babies. She may initially bark when visitors enter her space but soon warms up with affection. Sydney can be reactive towards dogs on the lead but is generally excellent with other dogs off lead and has very good recall. She would happily live with another dog, provided they are not overly energetic, however, definitely no cats. Sydney is an intelligent girl who knows lots of commands and has previously settled well with friends, family and dog sitters. She loves adventures when her back allows, lazy mornings, tummy rubs and playing with her dog friends. Sydney is looking for a loving home where she will have plenty of companionship, patience and understanding. Her ideal adopter will be home most of the time, committed to managing her IVDD and willing to continue working on her separation anxiety. In return, she will make a wonderfully devoted companion. REQUIREMENTS IN A HOME: Can live with children of any age Would ideally live with a calm dog Someone who is home most of the time Cannot live with cats For more information, please email
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