BOL......maybe you shouldn't be looking at those chis while you are drinking, lol. I never knew alchohol acted as a magnifier, lol. It takes a special kind of person to be willing to be owned by a chi. Marsha
> Everybody knows chi's are just stuffed animals that bark and > pee. im here to tell you the chihuahua are very hard to train and will > eventually drive the owner to drinking. They bite everybody in site. > They will grow to be 6.8 feet tall and dunk a basketball. > So if you want a good trouble free dog, get a pit bull. > > > rocko. > > > --- In [email protected], Jennifer & T'Pina Rasch > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> Everyone is special Elly, including you. However I did not say > you shouldn't have a dog. I said that you shouldn't have a dog > until you learn about them. Irogance(sp) is not bliss when it > comes to animals. Everything, and I mean everything you do > for/to the animal can hurt them. From the food you feed all the > way up to the vet you use, and so forth. I have been in this > bussiness a long time, and I know what I am talking about. I did > not mean to insult you, and my post did come out very harsh. I > am sorry for that. I have been up-set lately because a choice I > made (one I had no choice to but to make) put my horses in a > not so good position, and I can't get a trailer so I can get them out. > So I have been touchy when I hear/see other people making > decions that can harm their pets. Again I am sorry for that. My > advice would be to frist contact the breeder/s of your female, and > male, and find out if there are any defects in the dogs family tree > that could harm the pups. If there >> is, you should spay your girl right now. If not chances are > things will be alright. Next, you need to find all the info on dogs, > and whelping(having puppies) you can, and learn, learn, learn. > You only have around two months before those puppies will be > born. Also due to all the trouble Chihuahuas have in having > puppies you need to get a vet on stand by, save up for a > possiable emergancy C-section, and as I said in the harsh post > be ready to accpet the death of the any, and all puppies, and > even the female. There have been lots of breeders that have lost > an entire litter of puppies plus the mother dog because the > mother was having puppies, and a complcation came up. >> >> >> >> >> Jennifer of Heaven >> Sent > Chihuahuas, and horses. >> >> >> >> >> elly johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> You aren't anyone "special" to tell me I shouldn't have a > dog! >> >> Jennifer & T'Pina Rasch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I > am sorry that you haven taken offence at what has been said, but > I compeletly agree with Nonnie. Breeding dogs just for breeding > sake is wrong. Unfortantly the damage has already been done. > Chances are she was already pregnate before you posted your > frist post. Like humans it only takes one time. However I do > disagree with you. You have absolutly no clue what you are > doing. Sorry, but I wondered why you had a dog in the frist place when > I read your frist post. You were asking questions that even > someone that doesn't like dogs would know. It seems to me that > you don't know one thing about dogs themselves let alone about > breeding them. However all of this aside; as I said eariler the > damage is done now. You have about two months to read, and > find out everything you can about welping litters. Also since you don't > know what kind of health your female is in, let alone the > health of her family tree you should >> prepare yourselve for the death of not only the litter, but also of > your female. I'm not saying that she, or the pups will die, but the > chance of it happening is very real. I have been learning all I can > because I want to be a Chihuahua breeder myself, and since I > can't get any Chihuahuas right now due to a house already > overflowing with animals (LOL) I am using this time to learn. I > have heard about so many pups dying that were born to > competely healhty parents. So many in fact that I am really > serching myself to see if I can handle being a breeder of > Chihuahuas. I get attached so easily that I'm not sure I could > handle one death after the other. However I am also like that > other person. Though I think you are very illresponsiable, and > shouldn't have a dog until you learn about them I will help you out if > I can, and you want my help. If she is pregnate like I am sure she is; > you are going to need it. As the only thing you can do now to prevent > this is to spay her. >> >> >> >> >> Jennifer of Heaven >> Sent > Chihuahuas, and horses. >> >> >> >> >> Nonnie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> By your statement, you tell me you don't want the true > advice we are giving you. You have decided to breed these dogs > because you want to. Not what is good for the dogs, their > offspring or anyone else. To me that is a selfish decision and > you are in denial. I feel you are making a bad decision, have not done > your homework (which would make a responsible and > informed person who is breeding dogs) and should NOT be > breeding these dogs on a "whim" Because that is exactly what it > is. You have no idea of pedigrees and health issues and are > just "hoping" for the best. You may get lucky... but remember for each > dog you breed more will come from it. And you are > contributing to the amount of dogs that will die down the road for > irresponsible ownership, lack of care and genetic problems. >> >> If you wanted to do this wouldn't you have done research > rather than just throwing 2 animals together and not even having > a clue about the whole process? >> >> I know I'm right on this. >> >> I don't think you have one iota of what you are doing... Your > questions prove that. >> >> You sure need an education. >> >> Nonnie & the Punk & Darla >> >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: [email protected] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of elly > johnson >> Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2006 12:02 AM >> To: [email protected] >> Subject: RE: [Chihuahuas] I need some assistance about my > chihuahua mating... >> >> >> I see your point of view, but I know what I'm doing. Now that > i've heard enough opinions I think I'll just not ask for advice on here > anymore. >> >> Nonnie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: well it sure seems that you > don't know what you are doing breeding 2 dogs. What are their > genetic health issues and have you even researched that. That > should be done and by the questions you ask and as you > present yourself it is my opinion that you don't have a clue. As far > as mating them because you love them.... realize that you place > your female in jeopardy, set yourself up for major vet bills and > alot of people have bred dogs because they love them...... and > you know what those loved baby dogs die every day in shelters > because others like you breed them, don't want them, get > apartments where they can't have them and the dogs die every > day from casual matings like this. The other thing I love is when > people say they breed their dogs because they want their > children to experience the miracle of birth. I say to them rent a dvd > or find it online.... Save a dog... Be realistic. >> >> Chihuahuas like any other breed of animal have congenital > defects that are genetically passed and may not be evident. The > prudent person doesn't put 2 dogs together and breed. >> >> Nonnie >> >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: [email protected] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of elly > johnson >> Sent: Tuesday, June 27, 2006 2:22 AM >> To: [email protected] >> Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] I need some assistance about my > chihuahua mating... >> >> >> The reason we are mating them is because we would love > to let her have a litter of pups! My mom and I love chihuahuas! > The whole side of my mom's family likes chihuahuas and think > their all cute =D After Dina has her first litter we are thinking of > neutering her. But we're planning on keeping 1 or 2 pups of hers. If > she does have more then we're expecting then my aunt Carla, > my grandmother Rose, and my cousin (27 years old) Liz said > they would be able to adopt them. And since we know them very > well and they have no small kids in their household, that the > pups would be well taken care of with them. >> >> Nonnie I think you're being a little too picky. It's not like my > family doesn't know what we/they are doing. If we need any more > help/suggestions we can contact Dina's vet or the breeder we > bought her from. I was just hoping to get some assitance on the > web, too. I'd like to know as much as I can before they have > pups. >> >> EMI-MAIL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> I agree but also when mating two dogs I thought the male > should be smaller than the female not the same size. JMO >> >> Emi >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: Nonnie >> To: [email protected] >> Sent: Thursday, June 22, 2006 7:58 AM >> Subject: RE: [Chihuahuas] I need some assistance about my > chihuahua mating... >> >> >> have you health tested them and their genetic lines so as to > prevent alot of the genetic abnormalities that are present in the > breed? You should not be just mating 2 dogs. What is the > reason that you are mating them? >> >> Nonnie >> >> >> Hugs >> Nonnie & The Punk & Darla >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: [email protected] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of lermagirl >> Sent: Wednesday, June 14, 2006 10:46 PM >> To: [email protected] >> Subject: [Chihuahuas] I need some assistance about my > chihuahua mating... >> >> >> My female chihuahau (Dina) is 14 months old and this is the > first >> time she is going to be...mating with another male chihuahua. >> >> My mom's friend is the person that Ricky (Dina's bf) belongs to, > and >> so Ricky will be at our house for 1-2 weeks or as long as it > takes >> to get my dog pregnant. We just brought Ricky on Monday and > at first >> Dina was afraid of Ricky because she is never with another > dog exept >> her best friend (Sunny...a golden retreiver), and she was pretty >> strict with Ricky. But on Monday night we put the both of them in > a >> large kennel/crate and Dina seemed to still be afraid of Ricky, > but >> Ricky wanted to get down to "buisness" and he kept sniffing > Dina and >> trying to get on her but she wouldn't let him. And now they > seem to >> be getting along great! Well today I took both Ricky and Dina a > bath >> and I brought both of them in to my room. Then when I was on > my >> computer I saw Ricky humping Dina. My friend told me that I > am NOT >> supposed to interupt them or anything...but if they all of a > sudden >> start doing it when can I go bring them back to their kennel? > And >> how long do they usually do it for? How many times and for > how many >> days do they need to do it for so that Ricky can get her > pregnant? >> And after he gets her pregnant how long will it be until she has > her >> pups? >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> I dogs so much! Some people think I'm an and others think > I'm a! 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