This little guy looks just like another member's rattie (Brandy's Max) I mean REALLY similar!!

He is in the Burlington County Animal Alliance shelter and they have him listed as a Chi/Fox Terrier (sigh!) From his pic and their description, again, I believe this dog is full or mostly rattie

Meet DUNCAN:

• Animal: Dog
• Breed: Chihuahua, Fox Terrier [Mix]
• Sex: Male
• Age: Young
• Size: Small

From: Burlington County Animal Alliance

PETNOTE: Duncan is a natural born Agility Dog - Super Athletic, Highly Intelligent with Attitude. (personal note: That is THE description for a rat terrier! LOL!) This little guy with the right training can make it to the top in Agility Competition. A professional trainer will work with you and Duncan to get everyone started on the right foot. Duncan is a two year old fox terrier/chihuahua and weighs 15 pounds. He is great with other dogs. He is neutered and up to date with shots and ready for a new beginning.


Interested in adopting this pet?
Click here for BCAA's on-line Application!


PLEASE NOTE: Our adoption fee helps to cover our expenses and includes all shots, distemper and rabies, fecal check, spay/neuter, heartworm test, grooming, and in many cases dental and also the fee we pay when we rescue from a shelter.

This pet is up to date with routine shots.
This pet is already house trained.
This pet has been altered.

Tracey, he put an app on Bello Shemp the new ratbone dog that Paula just got as a foster.  He or She did it last night.

Uhmm...I was pretty sure he was home, but now I'm not so sure...and he is pretty fast...wonder if he could have made it there in five hours????????

If he stole MY credit card he's not very smart....couldn't even get a city bus ticket with that!!

I bet he jumped in the car with the Boxer that stole the other car and they are going back for more burgers!!

Darn!!!   You guys are good.  I wish I could start with more than one.  I have a feeling that we will have a multible rattie house soon.  We have the house and land.  It would be nice to come home from work and see a couple lined up on the wrap around porch waiting for me.

Better to get them used to each other right from the start, then no one has territory issues

nice try.

Have already passed the other dogs around. 

I will never forget when I got Fred the lady at the rescue told me "terries are like potato chips you can't have just one". I laughed at her then, I am not laughing now. I love both my dogs, I would never trade either of them for the world and they love each other. It's wonderful they have a friend in each other.  I think the lady at the rescue may have been exactly right.