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Toy breed dogs such as Chihuahuas tend to be harder to housebreak. Owners often treat small dogs like babies and carry them outside for potty time instead of leashing and walking them to the potty area. Little dogs don’t learn how to alert their family that they need to potty or even how to get to the potty area this way. If their owner doesn't take them out when they need to go, they will find a spot in the house. All puppies have to go to the Bathroom especially small breads because they have very small bladders. So each time they wake up from a nap, after they drink water, after they eat or play hard try to take them outside ten to twenty minutes after. If you take your puppy to the same spot consistently each time, you will begin to create a habit that will lead him to successful potty training. You'll learn new Commands to Housebreak and Obedience train your Chihuahua.
Group: Southern, AKC Toy
Also known as: Chiwawa, Chihuahau, Chiuaua
About Chihuahua
The Chihuahua may have originated from the Fennec Fox, a very small animal with big eyes and ears. This would explain the tiny frame, luminous eyes and large ears. The breed's name comes from the Mexican State of Chihuahua, where the earliest specimens of the breed were found.
Today's Chihuahua, the smallest breed in the world, is much smaller than its predecessor. Modern Chihuahuas are also found in a myriad of colors.
A General Appearance of the Dog
Male Chihuahuas are preferred when they have shorter bodies but they appear to be longer when measured from the shoulders to the buttocks. Chihuahuas are known for their slightly oval head, with a Molera on it, which may not always be there, their small body and large, sharp ears. A Chihuahua's snout is usually short and slightly pointed. They have lean jaws and cheeks and blue, mole, pink or chocolate colored noses. They have slightly arched necks, well-rounded ribs and a tail that is either up or curled in a loop with the tip of it slightly touching the back.
Coat
There are two types of Chihuahuas. One of which has smooth, soft glossy coat, which covers the whole body except the head and ears. The other version has a long coat with an undercoat. This type of coat could be either curly or flat.
Height
Male : 6 - 10 inchess
Female : 6 - 10 inches
Weight
Male: under 6 pounds
Female: under 6 pounds
Chihuahuas can adapt to both tiny apartments as well as busy city lives. Although categorized as highly excitable, edgy dogs, good training can bring out the very best in Chihuahuas, who are lauded for their personality and devotion.
How to take care of the Chihuahua Puppies?
They should be kept indoors till the time they are old enough to go out. They are playful and should be given chewable toys to prevent chewing up of valuable furniture. Their ears and eyes should be cleaned preventing infection from setting in and they need vaccination at the right age. Chihuahua puppies enjoy sunbathing and also need adequate rest. Only nutritional dog food should be fed.
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