Louvre is a lovely little lady who was so creative, we couldn’t name her after a single work of art, she’s worthy of a museum full of it! Softer than velvet with floppy little ears, Louvre is a long legged chihuahua, meaning that she stands head and shoulders above the tinier mutts (just kidding, she’s still a rather petite pup). Quiet and demure, Louvre has a regal air that will remind you of a princess rather than a pup, but she’ll sometimes break character for a treat (so if you need her to warm up to you, try a tasty tidbit). If you’re looking for an elegant yet affectionate sweetheart to join your crew, may we suggest a visit to Louvre?Here’s some notes from her foster:So far she’s been a super easy pup. I had to attend a family wedding for 6 hours and she did fine at my parents’ home. No accidents and is definitely potty trained. She was snoozing when we got back. She seemed perfectly comfortable in a new environment. She rides great in the car. I bring her dog bed and she sleeps contentedly while I drive.I have yet to see her bark. We haven’t had much interaction with other dogs, but she’s always curious with tail wagging we see dogs across the block. The one time a dog barked at her…she whined a little. She saw a cat under a fence and walked up to the cat curiously, but didn’t bark and came back to me when I said, ‘let’s not bother the kitty. She’s not reactive to dogs, cats, adults or kids.We finally embarked a longer excursion yesterday to a commercial area where we was unfazed by the crowds. She seems to enjoy walking and keeps a pretty decent pace. She’s also fairly content napping. I’ve left her home by herself for about 4-5 hours, and she was sleeping when I got back.So far, she is a pretty mellow pup!
