Rehoming 8 month old Chihuahua-Min Pin puppy

Bremerton WA

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[Not sure why this originally got flagged, as my other ad was approved just fine but it expired so I had to repost it..?? Anyways!] Looking to rehome my 8 mo. old Chi-Pin (Chihuahua-Min Pin) named "Bean". She's super sweet, loves to snuggle, loves to play, and is fully kennel and potty trained. She is spayed, microchipped, and up to date on her vaccines. She knows basic commands, and loves other doggos/kitties of all sizes (she was raised w/ 2 pitties, an adult chi-pin, and 2 cats). She has minimal experience w/ kids, but I think she'd be great around kids of all ages. She's quite intelligent and obedient, but also super duper silly. One of her favorite past times is zooming around the yard, and hopping through the tall patches of grass, like a little bunny..or in her case, a little Mexican "jumping bean", hence the name Bean. ;) And for size reference, she's about 10lbs now, but I don't see her getting bigger than like 12lbs. The main reason why I need to rehome her is because my younger pittie (he's just barely 2), just gets a bit too rough w/ her whenever they're both in the same space. He gets SUPER amped up because she gets SUPER amped up, both eagerly wanting to play, so it's like gasoline on a dumpster fire and I can't contain it lol. I've tried, but to no avail. He's 70lbs, so he's a big boy, and he often doesn't realize his own size/strength. He's very sweet and absolutely adores her, but he always ends up accidentally stepping on her and then she ends up yelping and getting freaked out, and then this just repeats..so I've had to keep them separated from one another. It's been utterly exhausting, because I also have my 2 other dogs in the mix (who are both fine w/ her). It's just too hard, not being able to properly integrate her into our little pack (which I was not expecting to happen, and I can't afford an animal behaviorist or anything like that). In addition, she's also pretty high energy, more so than any other puppy or dog I've ever owned, and I just can't keep up with her, as I'm Disabled w/ severe chronic pain issues. She deserves a person/family who will give her all the love/care she deserves and hopefully take her on walks/adventures as well (she does get carsick FYI though)! I would prefer that she go to a home w/ a fenced yard and other dogs/animals, as she's a very social girl who loves to play, and seems her happiest when around other dogs. If interested, please reply to this ad and tell me a little bit about you, if you have any pets or kids, and what your living situation is like. Rehoming fee does apply.