Teacup Chihuahua

                                           My Teacup Chihuahua, Mila

These little teacup Chihuahuas are so precious and adorable. They can melt your heart like a Ferrier can melt and shape iron over a hot flame. However, today I want to talk about them a little bit to bring awareness of the issues that come with a dog that is bred for his small size on purpose. Mila was born as a Preemie. She was super small and weight only 2 ounces. This sweet little girl comes with a lot of health issues sadly to say, and it breaks my heart to find breeders who still consider this ethical

                                 Do Your research On Teacup Chihuahuas

When I first searched for a small Chihuahua, I did not know anything about the practices that some breeders use to keep their dogs small, so they can call them teacup Chihuahuas. And I’m not here to talk about those practices. I’m here to talk about how to do it right for the dogs sake. Just think about you were created by the people with certain structures, regardless towards your health, and knowing that it would bring problems in that department. How absurd is that? Guess what I know what it takes to breed healthy, right proportioned dogs and I will do everything in my power to do so.

                                            The Teacup Chihuahuas Personality

The Chihuahua Is not a hypoallergenic dog for those people who are allergic to animals with fur. Depending on their code, they are known to be light shedders. And their age ranges in average 15 – 20 years of life, or more depending on the breeder. The Origin Of the Chihuahua is Mexico. And the weight is 3.2 – 6.5 pounds in average. (Although at times some of the little ones weigh in under 3 pounds). The temperament of those Chihuahuas lively, courageous, alert, and quick.

                                  Prescription of the Chihuahua is Cute

Chihuahuas are as cute as a button, and just the right size to fit in your purse or a carrying bag. They weigh next to nothing, which makes this parade very easy to carry around without causing shoulder pain. Due to the small size, they don’t need much outdoor exercise. They usually get sufficient exercise running around inside. If it wasn’t for the socializing part, they would never had to go outside at all. Come and take a look at these cuties

                        The Chihuahua is a great Alarm Clock to have.

They are grade at letting you know that someone is at the door, and don’t hesitate to let you know. And if you trained your Puppy, ride, then all your visitors will very much enjoy that sweet little Puppy, of yours. 

                                                    About the grooming .

The short haired Chihuahua just needs to be based and have their nails trimmed periodically, and they are good to go . However, the long-haired Chihuahua will require more brushing since their coats are longer and fluffy.. you really wouldn’t want their hair to tangle and Matt, especially under the arms and on the side or next to the ears since that can be very painful to remove. 

                     The Chihuahua is the perfect travel companion 

These Chihuahuas are the perfect traveling companions you can have it really can’t get any easier. These little guys can make a comfy home in your purse or carrying case, and fit easily just about anywhere. They don’t mind being in a small confined space too much, as long as they get to come along with you. 

                                     The tiny Teacup Chihuahuas are fragile 

The Chihuahua breed can be easily injured by something as simple as following of the bed or a chair but also if you step on its foot. They may seem strong, but their bones and joints can be severely damaged, if allowed to jump of high places, and I advice against such a behavior and suggest to help them getting up and down. 

As it is with all animals healthcare is important for these little guys

If your little Chihuahua, not cared for properly, it could force you to spend a lot of money at the vet, and a lot of pain for the pup.  It starts with clothing when it is cold to keeping their teeth brushed and giving them healthy food amongst a lot of other things that are necessary. The list is too large to mention all.

                                            Chihuahuas are unique 

Chihuahuas are unique and require a specialized set of trainings and management methods. The secret will ensure success, and raising a healthy, fun, loving well-behaved, and a fantastic companion.  Number one secret is treats and affection with praise, and then  positive reinforcement. Never punishment.

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                       The smallest teacup Chihuahua ever recorded  

A Chihuahua named Milly- 3.8 inches tall – was officially recognized by the Guinness Book of world records. At the age of two years old, she weighed 1 pound.

                   Here, are a few fun facts about the teacup Chihuahua

The Chihuahua is a toy breed and is considered a lapdog, companion. The standard size for an adult should be 6 pounds, and under. The Chihuahua is the smallest of all purebred dogs.  DNA evidence confirms that the Chihuahua originated from the ancient Techichi dog of Mexico. The breed got their name from the state of Chihuahua, Mexico and the average litter size is 1 to 3 puppies, and at the most six. This breed has more C-sections than any other, Dog, due to the Chihuahua, newborn’s enormous head. Three top leading causes of death for the Chihuahua breed are- cardiovascular disease, trauma, and infections. 

                                                                Most popular 

The Chihuahua is the most popular toy breed in the US, UK, and Canada. They get along with cats very well, and make an exception family pet. Chihuahua puppies are born with a Molera, which is a soft spot on the top of the skull where the bones have not yet fused together (like human babies). The Chihuahua has The largest sized brain, per body, size to brain ratio. And there is at least one documented case from Brazil in which a person paid $478 for a rat after being told it was a Chihuahua. Chihuahuas can become great service dogs. They help with all sorts of tasks, including leading the blind and acting as therapy dogs for PTSD.