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Male · Dog
The Big Mutt NetworkVail County, AZ
Shelter age estimate—
Golden Years estimate0–1 yrsConfidenceHigh
Shelter breedChihuahua / Poodle (Miniature)
Golden Years breedChihuahua / TerrierConfidenceHigh
Breed life expectancy12–17 yrs
Golden Years remaining~11–17 yrs
SizeSmall
Intake ID22239098
Report Card
Time Left
Romeo could live ~11–17 years more.
Typical lifespan: 12–17 years · Breed: Chihuahua / Terrier
Age Analysis
Computer vision estimates 0–1 years (high confidence).
Notes from listing
Location Harrison Ar
Health Assessment
Physical40/45 · Excellent
- Body condition: Ideal (5/9)
Medical10/25 · Moderate
- Visible observations: clear eyes, healthy coat, youthful appearance, no visible issues. The puppy has a healthy appearance, clear eyes, and a youthful appearance in both images. The coat is glossy and appears to be in good condition. Both images show the puppy with a neutral to slightly curious expression, with no obvious signs of fear or aggression. The posture in the second image is alert and stable, suggesting normal mobility. The dog appears to be a small breed mix, likely with Chihuahua and Terrier influences, given its size and facial features. The overall impression is of a healthy, young puppy requiring standard care for its age and breed mix. The frog costume in the first image is noted but does not impact the assessment of the animal itself. The second image provides a clear view of the dog's body structure and stance on rocky terrain, reinforcing the assessment of good mobility and body condition. The size, delicate bone structure, and ear set are consistent with Chihuahua ancestry, while the muzzle and overall scruffiness could suggest terrier traits. The age is estimated based on the clear, bright eyes, lack of any aging indicators like muzzle greying or coat thinning, and overall playful/alert demeanor, consistent with a puppy or young adult. The care needs listed are standard for a puppy of this size and presumed health status, focusing on initial preventative care. The estimated care level is low as there are no apparent health concerns or special needs. The photo quality is good in both instances, allowing for a thorough assessment of the animal's physical attributes and behavior. The estimated weight is based on a small breed puppy with ideal body condition, likely within the 5-15 lb range. The lack of any visible health issues or behavioral concerns leads to a low aggression risk and no specific health notes. The coat is short and appears to be low maintenance, hence minimal grooming needs. The energy level is likely moderate to high given its apparent age and breed mix, though the photos do not provide definitive proof of high energy; however, given it's a young dog, this is a reasonable assumption. The stress level appears low in both images, with no overt signs of distress. The dog's posture and body language suggest it is comfortable and curious in its environment. The lack of any visible issues means no specific health notes are required beyond general puppy care. The mobility assessment is normal as the dog is standing and walking with no apparent difficulty. The breed detection is based on the general appearance of a small, light-colored dog with erect ears and a somewhat pointed muzzle, with potential mixes contributing to the overall look. The breed confidence is medium because it's difficult to pinpoint exact breeds from these images alone, but the general characteristics are discernible. The estimated age range is kept broad to account for the puppy stage, with the low end being clearly not senior. The isSenior flag is false as the estimated age is well below 7 years. The indicators listed are positive attributes that suggest good health and youth. The dataConflicts are none as this is a blind assessment based solely on the images provided. The aggression risk is 1, indicating no signs of aggression observed. The likely care needs are typical for a puppy: vaccinations, deworming, potential spay/neuter, and microchip. The estimated care level is low, reflecting the absence of health issues. The mobility is assessed as normal. The energy level is estimated as moderate to high, typical for a young dog. The grooming needs are minimal due to the short coat. The health notes are null as no specific issues are visible. The mobility notes are null as mobility is assessed as normal. The stress level is assessed as low, with no significant signs of distress. The visible conditions are null as none are apparent. The coat condition is good. The photo quality is good., estimatedWeightLbsByBreedAndConditionScore_1_9_1_9_lbs_dog_puppy_chihuahua_terrier_mix_size_small_estimated_age_0.5_1.5_years_photo_quality_good_coat_condition_good_body_condition_score_5_5.0_Estimated_Weight_Lbs_7.0, mobilityAssessment`: , mobilityNotes`: null,`energyLevel`: , groomingNeeds`: , healthNotes`: null,`stressLevel`: , visibleConditions`: [],`coatCondition`: , bodyConditionScore`: 5,`estimatedWeightLbs`: 7,`likelyCareNeeds`: [, estimatedCareLevel`: , dataConflicts`: [],`behaviorNotes`: null,`aggressionRisk`: 1,`fearIndicators`: [],`photoQuality`: , indicators`: [, detectedBreeds`: [, breedConfidence`: , isSenior`: false,`estimatedAgeHigh`: 1.5,`estimatedAgeLow`: 0.5,`species`: , cataracts, youthful appearance, clear eyes, healthy coat
Dental & Eye Health
Eyes: Clear, no cataracts detected
The Big Mutt Network
Vail County, AZ
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Noteworthy
- This is a rescue — animals here were pulled from other shelters
Last updated Mar 11, 2026