Hey, Rocko.
I have had a Pitbull, and although they are great dogs the goverment has made it to much trouble to have a Pitbull. Thanks to the idots with no heart that fights them. However you are wrong on Chihuahuas. Most dogs temperment comes down to how they are raised. With proper care a Chihuahua can be just as loving as a Pitbull, Lab, or Poodle.
Jennifer of Heaven Sent Chihuahuas, and horses.
rocket <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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]ups.com , Jennifer & T'Pina Rasch
<a_j_raschs_[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.
>
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> Jennifer of Heaven Sent
Chihuahuas, and horses.
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> elly johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]..> wrote:
> You aren't anyone "special" to tell me I shouldn't have a
dog!
>
> Jennifer & T'Pina Rasch <a_j_raschs_[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.
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> Jennifer of Heaven Sent
Chihuahuas, and horses.
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>
> 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]ups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]ups.com ] On Behalf Of elly
johnson
> Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2006 12:02 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]ups.com
> 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]ups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]ups.com ] On Behalf Of elly
johnson
> Sent: Tuesday, June 27, 2006 2:22 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]ups.com
> 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]ups.com
> 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]ups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]ups.com ] On Behalf Of lermagirl
> Sent: Wednesday, June 14, 2006 10:46 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]ups.com
> 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?
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I'm a! Who cares
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