Taylor was a breeder surrender at 10 weeks old and as the runt of the litter, she weighed 7.5 pounds. We have been told that Taylor's mother may have bitten her head, which explains the scars across her face and left ear. The scars have healed and her fur is growing back.

The vet confirmed Taylor has no neurological problems, but it will be important to spend time touching and petting her head, face, and ears since she does not like to be touched in that area after her experience.

Despite Taylor’s traumatic beginning, she is a small puppy with a mighty personality! She is eager to play with us and our resident dog, and she does well by herself in her pen and kennel. She quickly adopted to her foster family's routines and can live with other dogs, but she hasn't been tested with cats. 

Taylor has a good appetite and sleeps through the night. She is not very vocal, but will playfully growl while playing with her toys by herself.  She is a very happy and playful puppy.

Taylor will be best suited with a family that is prepared to provide her with the necessary training, exercise, and love so that she can thrive as her family’s best friend.