Revival F•04 — Curated Companion™ Revival Edition

Description

This female Chihuahua was born on 10 June 2025. She is small, light, and looks like somebody assembled her out of white and pink and then added a few soft tan fingerprints on her back as an afterthought. Most of the time, the tip of her tongue lives outside her mouth — a tiny pink ribbon that gives her a permanent, crooked half-smile she doesn’t know she has.

Compared to the others in the Revival group she is daintier, a little more fragile-looking, a small white piece of static that you can pick up but not quite put down once you’ve seen her. She was able to walk out of the travel crate on her own, which already sets her apart, but the shaking came with her. The body doesn’t lie just because the feet move forward.

Once here, she acclimated faster than some of the others. At first she would not eat or drink; then something in her flipped, and there was no going back — she started taking water, then food, and then wanted hands, arms, people. She whines and howls, especially at night, calling for humans like a small alarm that doesn’t know how to switch itself off. She wants to be picked up, to be held, to be on someone rather than next to something.

Fear lives in her too, just in a different shape. We have seen her growl once at an unfamiliar male near the crate, and again when a familiar male approached later — not full attack, just a low, uncertain warning from a dog who doesn’t yet know what to do with proximity. She is also unsure about heights when carried; her body stiffens and clings, as if the floor has betrayed her and she is waiting to see if the human will do the same.

She is very cute in every visible way and behaviourally unfinished in every hidden one — a tiny, white, tongue-out creature trying to trade confinement and noise for contact and structure.

Revival Story

This dog is one of seven Chihuahuas in the Curated Companion™ Revival Edition. All under one year old.

They were not raised as pets. They received no handling, no socialization, no exposure, and no preparation for real life. They lived in breeder kennels with zero human processing and zero environmental learning.

Once the early sale window closed and new litters came in, these dogs were simply left in cages — untouched, untrained, and completely unprepared for normal daily living.

No structure. No learning. No contact. Just confinement.

Trained for Life™ removed them from that static existence and placed them into a structured system designed to give them a functional starting point for an actual home.

Temperament & Behaviour

Intake reality:

• Exited the travel crate on her own but continued to shake noticeably
• Initially refused food and water; only began eating and drinking after acclimation
• Whines and howls frequently, especially at night, directed at human absence
• Seeks to be picked up and held; clearly human-focused once trust begins
• Observed growling once at an unfamiliar male near the crate
• Observed growling once at a familiar male approaching the crate on a later interaction
• Shows fear around heights when being carried — body stiffening, clinging
• No snapping or active attack behaviour recorded

Early training observations:

• Now taking food and water reliably
• Interacts readily with humans once initial barrier is crossed
• High vocalisation (whine/howl) linked to confinement and separation from people
• Contact-seeking but insecure about certain contexts (especially being held above ground)

Ongoing monitoring:

• Whining and howling patterns, especially overnight
• Response to male handlers vs female handlers over time
• Handling tolerance and confidence when carried
• Adjustment to playpen routines and downtime without constant human contact
• Behaviour in new environments as structured exposure increases

Training — Revival Program Foundations

Revival dogs complete foundational training within the Trained for Life™ system. This program is not about formal obedience; it is about functional integration from zero.

• Precision Leash™ groundwork from a blank starting point
• Early exposure to the Invisible Leash™ concept
• Playpen structure for clean, predictable confinement
• Designated indoor potty routine
• Handling tolerance work (touch and movement in controlled steps)
• Grooming exposure (touch, basic tools, controlled restraint)
• Interrupting unwanted behaviours and redirecting into structure
• Environmental training introduced in controlled increments
• Safe carrying protocols specific to small-breed handling

She progresses at her own pace. All updates are based on what actually happens, not on targets or promises.

Health & Veterinary Screening

Intake examination: coming soon
Final examination before placement: coming soon

Vaccinations, parasite control, and any recommended diagnostics will be documented and shared with the buyer exactly as recorded by the veterinarian.

Placement & Logistics

• Based in Asia — regional placements are simplest
• International placements available with in-cabin flight nanny (advance lead time required)
• Optional U.S. partner-trainer handover available as a premium service
• Travel crate, export documents, and handover planning coordinated by Trained for Life™
• Placement by application only to ensure correct match and long-term stability

Follow Along & What You Receive

Daily transparency:
Every day we show you real progress from each dog — whatever they’re ready for as the day unfolds.

What you receive:

• Transparent health records once veterinary screening is complete
• Playpen foundations and an indoor potty pattern
• A realistic behavioural profile based on observed reality, not wishful thinking
• Structured routines designed to reduce regression
• Environmental training appropriate to her current stage
• A dog moving forward inside a defined system, not chaos or guesswork

These are the Revival dogs — seven Chihuahuas that were never sold and almost forgotten.
All under a year old, healthy and beautiful, just overlooked when new litters came in.
We brought them out of the pens and into structure — to give them a real chance at home life.