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I can't answer you as we have no dogs that are outside dogs! All of our dogs live in the house with us, 5 chi's and 2 pugs and mostly get along just fine. We have little tiffs now and then, but that is usually Sabrina trying to "mother" all the other pups. But other than that, they all get along just fine.I do know that you need to give both alot of attention when they are together, especially your spaniel being he was there first. But they will probably get along well, there is always an adjustment period when you add a new furbaby to the "pack".It is good you are doing alot of research before getting a chihuahua, as they are very special little furbabies. Good luck and let us know how it goes for you, and send pics when you get your little one.--
Kathy in PA
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From: Marsha Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>That would depend on the individual personality of each dog. You gotta
know your own dogs is what I always say. :-) However, if the new chi is a
puppy, it will be much easier. It will grow up with the spanial and chis
are pack animals and do normally love other dogs that are part of their
family....they just aint normally fond of newbies, lol. I would think, if
the chi is a pup, relationship success will depend more on the
personality of the spanial. I have no knowledge of a spanials
personility, but haven't I heard that they are generally a friendly
breed???
Marsha
Hi everyone!
>
> Well I am looking into getting a chihuahua in the weeks to come. Dont
> worry I have done plenty of research and I plan to do alot more. This
> isnt just one of those phases kids go through when they want an animal,
> Im in this not just for the chihuahuas cute small frames also for their
> loyalness and personalities.
> BR>> When I get my chihuahua i plan to crate train him because my research
> has told me it is the most effective way to train a chihuahua inside is
> the crate method, being that chihuahuas do not like to soil their own
> "dens".
>
> My question that I would like to ask you all would be that I also have a
> cocker Spaniel who is an outside dog. My chihuahua would be an inside
> dog but on occasions they come into contact would they get agressive?
>
> The cocker Spaniel isnt mine he is my fathers so I thought their wouldnt
> be any jealousy between them.
>
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