Facts About Baby Chihuahuas
Chihuahuas are a small breed of dog that are distinguished by their body being longer than their height. Chihuahuas are the smallest breed of dogs and come in several different sizes, coat types, and various colors. Chihuahuas are a breed that come from Mexico. Chihuahua babies are characterized by several factors.
- Chihuahuas usually have two or three puppies each litter.
- Not all Chihuahuas are bred by responsible breeders. When purchasing a Chihuahua ensure that the breeder is producing quality puppies.
- Chihuahua puppies should have a good temperament and not be aggressive.
- Chihuahuas are not social dogs. They enjoy small groups only and strangers make these puppies uncomfortable.
- Never purchase a Chihuahua puppy that is not eight weeks old.
- Breeders sometimes classify the puppies as “Show” or “Pet” quality. Show quality puppies are not necessarily better puppies but they are the perfect appearance for dog shows. Pet quality puppies may have some physical feature that is different from show dogs.
- Puppies develop their own personality. Some Chihuahuas are independent, dominant, or submissive. Independent puppies have no issues with being alone. Dominant puppies are the top dog in the litter. Submissive puppies tend to follow the pack and need companions.
- Adding an independent puppy to a home that already has animals is not the best choice because they like their privacy.
- Chihuahua puppies will all have short hair when they are born. The puppy’s fur will develop as they grow. Some puppies are longhaired and some shorthaired. You can determine which hair type the puppy will have by the current appearance and from the parents of the puppy.