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The Chihuahua ( 'Chi') possibly descend from tiny, hairless Chinese dogs or the South American 'Techichi', a favored pet which was buried with the deceased in the hope they would lead the way to the after life. Todays Chihuahuas come from Chihuahua, Mexico. They are the smallest dog breed and the oldest North American breed. They rose in popularity in the U.S when famous Latin musician Xavier Cugat made a Chihuahua his constant public companion, and remain extremely popular to this day. A famous Chihuahua Ducky, the 2007 ‘Guinness Book of World Records’ winner for ‘World's Smallest Living Dog’.
The Chihuahua has a shoulder height of (6-9 in) and weighs (2-5.5 lbs). Chihuahuas have an apple shaped head with a short, pointy muzzle, large erect ears, and very small feet. The tail may curve over the back or side.
The Chihuahua can have a short or long coat. A variety of colors are acceptable, including sand, chocolate, silver, chestnut, and blue. A variety of patterns including sable and masks are also possible. The variety of possibilities makes classification difficult. Brindles being Exotic.
Chihuahuas are intelligent, graceful, and sometimes too brave for their own good. They usually bond with only one person and become very loyal, frequently kissing the owner's face . The Chihuahua is reserved around strangers, and may attempt to defend their owner. Chihuahuas are tenacious, proud, and very energetic. Chihuahuas can usually live with other dogs and cats without problem. They get along particularly well with other Chihuahuas. It is important to socialize the Chihuahua as a puppy to prevent over aggressiveness. Small children may regard the Chihuahua as a toy, and their teasing can cause it to snap or bite. It is preferable not to leave the Chihuahua with children under the age of 13, unless they are well taught or supervised.
Chihuahuas require regular grooming with a brush and comb for their long coat. The Chihuahua’s claws must be kept trimmed, and its teeth must be checked frequently for tartar buildup. Chihuahuas get cold easily and should be kept in a warm environment. The small nose may cause wheezing or snoring. The Chihuahua should not be overfed. There is usually a soft spot on the top of the skull; this is normal and is usually closed by adulthood. The Chihuahua has a long life span at 12-16years.
Although they are usually not trained because of their small size, Chihuahuas are eager to learn. The Chihuahua require patience and effort to housebreak; for this reason they are sometimes only puppy pad trained.
Chihuahuas can usually get all the exercise they need by running around your home. If the dog becomes overweight it should be allowed to walk rather than carried . Chihuahuas can be taken for short walks but are not an outdoor breed.
The Chihuahua has a shoulder height of (6-9 in) and weighs (2-5.5 lbs). Chihuahuas have an apple shaped head with a short, pointy muzzle, large erect ears, and very small feet. The tail may curve over the back or side.
The Chihuahua can have a short or long coat. A variety of colors are acceptable, including sand, chocolate, silver, chestnut, and blue. A variety of patterns including sable and masks are also possible. The variety of possibilities makes classification difficult. Brindles being Exotic.
Chihuahuas are intelligent, graceful, and sometimes too brave for their own good. They usually bond with only one person and become very loyal, frequently kissing the owner's face . The Chihuahua is reserved around strangers, and may attempt to defend their owner. Chihuahuas are tenacious, proud, and very energetic. Chihuahuas can usually live with other dogs and cats without problem. They get along particularly well with other Chihuahuas. It is important to socialize the Chihuahua as a puppy to prevent over aggressiveness. Small children may regard the Chihuahua as a toy, and their teasing can cause it to snap or bite. It is preferable not to leave the Chihuahua with children under the age of 13, unless they are well taught or supervised.
Chihuahuas require regular grooming with a brush and comb for their long coat. The Chihuahua’s claws must be kept trimmed, and its teeth must be checked frequently for tartar buildup. Chihuahuas get cold easily and should be kept in a warm environment. The small nose may cause wheezing or snoring. The Chihuahua should not be overfed. There is usually a soft spot on the top of the skull; this is normal and is usually closed by adulthood. The Chihuahua has a long life span at 12-16years.
Although they are usually not trained because of their small size, Chihuahuas are eager to learn. The Chihuahua require patience and effort to housebreak; for this reason they are sometimes only puppy pad trained.
Chihuahuas can usually get all the exercise they need by running around your home. If the dog becomes overweight it should be allowed to walk rather than carried . Chihuahuas can be taken for short walks but are not an outdoor breed.