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T Cup Chihuahua
A t cup chihuahua may be found in a rescue situation because of health problems, as is common with this smaller dog, and is not bred in any reputable kennel.
Avoid breeders claiming that they raise only so-called miniature or pocket-size dogs of this breed. Reputable specialists and breed fanciers will never breed such dogs on purpose, because very little puppies have many health problems and the mortality rate among them is rather high. The fact is that very small puppies are often not fully developed because they have been born prematurely in the same litter with “normal” ones. Very rarely puppies with a dwarfing gene are born, but they are not usually sold to average people.
A t cup chihuahua may be found in a rescue situation because of health problems, as is common with this smaller dog, and is not bred in any reputable kennel.
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T Cup Chihuahua -
rescue, kennel
Purebred dogs must live up to the breed standard. The standard size for this breed is 6-9 inches high at the shoulder, and weight is 2-6 pounds; weight exceeding 6 pounds is a disqualification. The standard also outlines major behavioral traits typical of the breed, as well as the ability of a dog to get along with other dogs and how ready it is for examination. Upbringing is also evaluated and poorly behaved or untrained dogs are losers. Dogs suffering from hereditary disorders should not be bred. A t cup chihuahua may be found in a rescue situation because of health problems, as is common with this smaller dog, and is not bred in any reputable kennel.
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