I'm not sure either, I figured it was mandatory. When the woman get to grab the 
list (because I had Chaz sitting in my arms) she kind of did like this weird 
duck away thing like she was scared he was going to attack her.


bumdick ©2005


To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Thu, 14 Dec 2006 19:12:53 
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I have my chi nails trimmed at Petsmart ALL THE TIME.  I have never been asked 
to show vaccinations.  Next, my vet uses a muzzle on Pita that goes around her 
head, not her neck if she tries to bite him.  I’m not sure why they would ask 
this… -- em J
 




From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of 
Amanda.Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2006 6:46 PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: 
[Chihuahuas] Went To Petsmart..
 



I was in petsmart today, and I looked into getting Chaz's nails done.He's a 
boston terrier/chihuahua mix. The lady in the groomingdepartment said she can't 
groom him unless he's had his rabies shot. IKNOW rabies shots are mandatory, 
but right now I'm waiting to get ituntil I get him fixed so everything can be 
done at once (beforesomeone rips my head off) - she told me that he'd have to 
have hisrabies shot being a chihuahua, because she cannot put a muzzle on him.I 
asked her why and she told me that chihuahuas are prone to squeezingor a flat 
trachea and it's because putting him in a muzzle may put himunder stress since 
Chihuahua's are very nervous animals. So, I waswondering has anyone heard 
anything about this? I've never readanything about it. Also are there some 
alternatives that I can gothrough at home to getting his nails down? I take him 
for walks quitea bit around the blacktop basketball court around my 
neighborhood, andhis nails are still so long.Also, I looked into leash training 
him now that I know about thetrachea problem - I'm just wondering what methods 
people suggest. Ionly use a leash currently when he needs to go pee (even 
though wehave a fenced in backyard, we have dogs that stay outside all day 
andbark when he's out so of course he tries to run towards it) and when Itake 
him into pet stores. The method I read about is just stopping inplace when he 
tries to tug you, so he can't go anywhere. I'm justwondering if there's any 
other alternative that may work better.-Amanda

 


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