Chihuahua Dog Breed

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Summary In addition to the wealth of Chihuahua dog breed information offered, Chihuahua Dog and Puppy Facts also boasts a directory of Chihuahua Clubs and Rescues, Chihuahua Dog Breed Information Resources, Chihuahua Dog Breed Books and Calendars - featuring a number of titles about Chihuahuas.Wondering what you should name your Chihuahua dog or puppy? We have also included a section featuring links to web sites where you can find a unique name for your Chihuahua dog or puppy.

Details Let family and friends know that you are a Chihuahua Fundamentalist, and support their diabolical quest for World Domination with this "Obey the Chihuahua!" propaganda Although some history exists in regards to dogs similar to the modern-day Chihuahua, the origins of Chihuahuas seem somewhat shrouded in mystery. Some claim the dog originated in Mexico during ancient times, while others say that Chihuahuas were developed in China. Some long-ago Chinese practices included breeding animals into miniaturized versions of their ancestorsLong Coat: The coat should be of a soft texture, either flat or slightly curly, with undercoat preferred. Ear-Fringed. Tail-Full and long (as a plume). Feathering on feet and legs, pants on hind legs and large ruff on the neck desired and preferred.

Notes Smooth Coat: The coat should be of soft texture, close and glossy. Coat placed well over body with ruff on neck preferred, and scantier on head and ears. Hair on tail preferred furry Chihuahua's are highly intelligent and quite nosy, they love to investigate. Their exercise area must be fenced securely. They do need a stimulating environment inside and outside, toys to play with, and company. When possible they like the companionship of another dog preferably of the same breed, as well as the company of its owner. To be shut in an empty house for hours on end with no companion is tortuous for any dog including a chihuahua. They are highly intelligent and have a high I.Q. (for a dog). With love and friendly discipline chis are eminently trainable. Taking time and trouble to train a chi will be very rewarding. It should easily master a vocabulary of commands like no, down, sit, quiet, out, come, bedtime and of course good dog or bad dog as appropriate. Fetch might prove more of a problem, they are not natural retrievers. They are just as likely to regard you with an expression that plainly says "you threw it, so you fetch it". Yes, chis do have a very independent streak.