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ChiChi, RooRoo or whatever, I have about 10 pet names I call her, was born
in a barn her mom, was dumped out a few days before her due date. My brother in
law found her. She is well bred, you can tell that by looking at her. Jubilation
T. Hambone "Jeb" is a well bred male that we have and the rest are their pups. I
am sure the lines aren't related as they come from 500 miles a part
Kirk
..as long as but a hundred of us remain alive, never will we on any
conditions be brought under English rule. It is in truth not for glory, nor
riches, nor honors that we are fighting, but for freedom -- for that alone,
which no honest man gives up but with life itself
Declaration of Arbroath
April 6, 1320
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Sent: Monday, December 06, 2004 7:52
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Subject: RE: [Chihuahuas] potential
owner
I sure wouldn�t take any amount of money
for the punk. I agree with you on socializing the dog well. As
soon as the Punk had his shot he was at the car club shows and went on rides
and virtually everywhere with us including restaurants in my jacket. He
sits and lies down on command. I don�t know how he is bred at all as he
was given to me outside of a Walmarts but it doesn�t matter.
Nonnie
-----Original
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From: rbbtslyr
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Sent: Monday, December 06, 2004 7:41
PM
To:
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Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] potential
owner
Heather I have had Chihuahuas for almost
40 years, they do make good watch dogs, and bark about the same as my Big
Goofey Dog a Lab Boxer mix. The one who is yippy plays a game with the big dog
she barks until he notices her and then she hides under a chair or
something. The others are fine, that way they bark when someone pulls up
the drive to our farm house, which I want. You can teach any dog no by
obediance training. Problem dogs have bad owners.
The nutty dogs in the toy breds are
taught to be that way or over line bred, Chihuahuas are great dogs I have had
them in the city and now in the country. My dogs look out for me, the
Chihuahuas, if they see me fall get my wife, they take care of me, they are
highly intelligent. I have games I play with them all, each has learned
tricks for fun, and one trained herself to be a service dog for me and get me
my pens if I drop it, and other small things. She doesn't understand disabled
in our sense but she knows I can't bend and reach them easily and gets them
for me.
Get a Chi, they will love you to death,
socialize it well and leave it from a young age and you wont need doggy prozac
to leave the house. I have the best dog I will ever have, and she is a
Chihuahua and I wouldn't take 3,000,000 for her.
..as long as but a hundred
of us remain alive, never will we on any conditions be brought under English
rule. It is in truth not for glory, nor riches, nor honors that we are
fighting, but for freedom -- for that alone, which no honest man gives up but
with life itself
Declaration of Arbroath April 6,
1320
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday,
December 06, 2004 6:53 PM
Subject:
[Chihuahuas] potential owner
Ok, so I am looking at getting my first dog, and I have
been looking
at different breeds
for about two years. I want a smaller dog and I
had my heart set on getting a yorkie, but recently I
started looking
chihuahuas and
am thinking about getting one. However, whenever I
tell people that I want one
they all say that I shouldn't, they don't
give many specific reasons but most say that they are
really yippy
and bark a lot and
have major separation anxiety. I just want some
insight from owners on if any
of these things are true with most
chi's. Thanks!
Heather
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