ZACK's Bio

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Spayed/Neutered
Yes (Spay & Neuter Information) Microchipped
Yes (Microchipping Information) Nickname(s)
Zacky, Zack Attack, Big Boy, Schmoopie Came From
Shelter/Rescue Personality
A Character, a Schizophrenic - sweet as can be, except around other dogs! Favorite Toy
Small stuffed animals with SQUEEKIES in them...currently his blue rubber bone is his favorite Favorite Hobby
Looking out the window for mommie to come home, also to be nosey to check out everything going on in the neighborhood Favorite Food
MEAT. Also really loves cooked spinach! Favorite Treat
Dried chicken treats Favorite Trick
giving the paw, high 5! still have a lot to learn! Favorite Place To Sleep
Under the covers on mommie's bed Favorite Place To Play
In my long hallway in my railroad style apartment, chasing squeeky toys or his ball Favorite Place To Walk
To the park near the house to the small dog breed run and in the suburbs by his grandma's house - lots of grass! Likes
KIDS, chasing his ball, going for long walks to the park, going for rides in Mommie T's car, cuddling and bellie rubs, chasing squirrels Dislikes
BIG DOGS, beeping noises (like the cooking timer on the oven), when I have to go to work in the morning, getting his nails clipped ZACK's Story & Details
I got Zack at the beginning of July 2010 from a rescue organization. I didn't even know he was a "Chiweenie" til I got him home. It was love at first sight for both of us. He's a funny character, very expressive (especially with his ears). He's named after Zack Parise of the NJ Devils because of the way he runs and goes after his ball. People who had him before did not take good care of him, so I believe he must have done something right in a previous lifetime and has been reborn into doggie nirvana. He's very attached to me and I'm very attached to him. He's so lovable and cuddly and sweet! I will never get any other dog besides a chiweenie - they are such smart, fabulous, loving dogs. Now we are trying very hard to stay focused on our walks and not get revved up every time we see a big dog, and we are trying to get over our aggressiveness. I'm interested in talking with other folks on this site who face the same challenges. Thanks! *:)