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Mini Chihuahua
The mini chihuahua or teacup size is not a healthy dog because of its small size, even with special care and picture documentation of sire and dam, including training and bloodlines, you should cautious.
Don’t buy a dog for a breeder who uses the terms “teacup,” “pocket-size” or “like the taco bell,” because these tricks are advertising gimmicks to attract the prospective buyers. In reality there is no such a differentiation within the breed. Often such dogs are prematurely born and have not fully developed. Irresponsible and profit-oriented breeders mate the bitch when she is already pregnant to have small puppies in the litter. The true tinies that have a dwarfing gene are very rare and are not sold to a stranger.
The mini chihuahua or teacup size is not a healthy dog because of its small size, even with special care and picture documentation of sire and dam, including training and bloodlines, you should cautious.
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Mini Chihuahua -
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Purebred dogs never weigh more than 6 pounds, and their shoulder height is 6-9 inches. Their portable size makes them excellent travel companions, and they enjoy long trips. Some species can stand on all fours in the palm of one’s hand. They love company and cannot tolerate boredom or loneliness. It takes some experience and patience to housetrain them, because they can be stubborn and willful. Rough training does not work with these dogs, and they only respond to positive reinforcement. They are quite reserved with strangers and dog-aggressive. The mini chihuahua or teacup size is not a healthy dog because of its small size, even with special care and picture documentation of sire and dam, including training and bloodlines, you should cautious.
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