Guide To Breeding and Training A Chihuahua Dog
A Chihuahua dog is the most loveable, adorable and huggable pet in the world. This breed has been popular with the high and the mighty. This breed is most visible along the celebrity circuit. From Marylyn Monroe to Paris Hilton, the Chihuahua can be seen sitting pretty on the laps of these celebrities.
This small and lovable pet is very easy to train and maintain. This particular breed is loved for its size and its temperament. This makes it one of the most sought after pets of celebrities. This particular breed loves to be seen out in the open. It enjoys travel and therefore makes the ideal companion for top shot celebrities and film stars who are always constantly on the move.
The popularity and craze for this breed was partly due to Marylyn Monroe. She took her Chihuahua everywhere and it became the most widely photographed pet. Celebrities dont seem to have enough about this and it is not unusual foe people to own three or more of the same breed.
The film Legally Blond also furthered the peoples interest in this breed and more and more people are adapting this highly lovable breed.
The soft fur makes this pet instantly lovable. It also has a smiling demeanor, which endears itself to whoever comes into contact with it. It has a tendency to lick your face as way of appreciation and love. So dont forget to clean your face of the moisture after it has licked your face. Kissing your dog frequently can also cause allergies.
Also the fur, which falls, could lead to allergies. So keep your dog healthy by giving it a bath regularly and brushing its coat. Also ensure that it I free from pests and other insects.
Like others breeds this dog also needs a bit of house training. As this breed spends most part of the day on the lap of its owner, it is not expected do much apart from staying quite when asked to. This small dog has a fairly long life span.
Due to its diminutive size this particular breed is also prone to a lot of injuries and accidents. Children like to play with it and sometimes cause injuries during play. This diminutive dog also faces the danger of coming under your feet. So one has to remain alert all the time.
When this particular species of dog is taken outdoors, one should never leave it alone. Bigger dogs could harm this and even maul it to death. Therefore when you take this dog to the outdoors see that there are no bigger dogs around before letting go off your pet for playing.
Venkata Ramana is a chihuahua dog Lover since childhood. Also Visit his pomeranian dog website and discover how you can make any dog the happiest, loving dog alive, Running healthily with you.
Written By: Sagi Venkata Ramana
 Globe and Mail | Movie Review: Two paws down for 'Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore' Washington Post Pictures) By Dan Kois The best part of "Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore" happens before this derivative family film even begins. ... Movie review: 'Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore' Lack of lovability collars 'Cats & Dogs: Revenge of Kitty Galore' Review: 'Cats & Dogs' sequel better than 1st |
 Los Angeles Times | Box Office: 'Schmucks,' 'Cats & Dogs' No Nightmare for 'Inception' TheWrap For its part, Warner hopes its 3D-converted "Cats and Dogs" sequel, co-financed by Village Roadshow at a cost of $85 million, will open up as well as the ... 'Dinner for Schmucks' and 'Cats & Dogs' sequel vie for box office dollars "Inception" Set to Fend off Three Box Office Rookies Movies With Matt: Triple Threat at Theatres |
 CBS News | Heroic Afghan Dog Reunited with US Soldier CBS News Sgt. Chris Duke was serving in Afghanistan when a suicide bomber tried to attack his base, but his life was saved thanks to a dog named Rufus. ... Georgia Soldier Reunited with War Dogs Hero Dog, Soldier Reunited in US Soldier Reunited With Dogs That Saved His Life |
 News 8 Austin | Dog illness closes Humane Society Times Record News An illness, identified as distemper, prompted putting the dogs at the facility under isolation. Cat adoptions will continue. Jessica Langdon/Times Record ... Humane Society Silicon Valley celebrates its new location with festival Humane Society plans upgrade for dog kennels Fifth annual Doggie Dip benefiting the Humane Society Aug. 13 |
Travel Buzz: Short-faced dogs are more likely to die during flight San Jose Mercury News Lily, a pug owned by Jessica Oldfield of Sunnyvale, smiles during a pug play group at Mountain View Dog Park on Sunday February 12, 2006. ... |