Hi, where are you located at? I am in L.I,NY and how much are the pups for I
am looking for a female.I have a male chi. I just lost my baby girl. I dont
wnat to replace her because the love i have for her can not be replaced. having
a new famle she will be loved and have her own place in my heart. my male needs
a companion. i dont wnat to lose him to depression.
chihuahualady264 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: --- In
[email protected], "kristifulcher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I have a full blooded (so we are told), she looks just like Rocky,
> Elaine's baby. She was taken in a raid here locally of a woman that
> was hoarding and breeding Chi and daschunds. This little girl, all
> whopping 5 pounds of her WHILE she was pregnant gave birth this
> weekend. Almost lost the babies, but they are all doing fine now
> thank the Lord! One pup is a daschund/chi forsure. Marking just
> like a daschund. The other big girl is a brown cutie patutie with
> whilt feet and a little white tip on the end of her tail. I keep
> asking her "who's your daddy"! Can't they have different fathers??
>
> I am fostering the mom until she learns its okay to be a normal dog
> and that she doesn't have to fight for food with 54 others dogs. She
> has come so far in such a short time. Bonds very easily once you
> earn her trust. She has shown no aggression other than a warning
> growl to my 3-year old. I give him warning growls every day!!!!
>
> If you know of someone that might be interested in adopting any of
> these three darlings, let me know. Of course, I will have anyone
> interested fill out an application 2 miles long :o), I will check all
> references, vet and personal. I know that offends some, but I have
> learned to get over offending people when it comes to my fosters.
> These guys have been through too much to go to the wrong home and end
> up back in a bad situation. I am not a breeder, I am a rescuer. I
> have never had a chi before so it's been very interesting and
> enlightening. She is just wonderful and has SO much love in her
> which is amazing to me knowing her history! Not sure of the fee yet
> as I am still realing from the $1800.00 emergency vet bill. But I am
> thinking that the fee would be partly refundable once I have been
> given proof that the babies have been spayed in someone chooses to
> adopt a baby.
>
> Let me know if you or someone you know might be interested.
>
> Kristi
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
yes they can have different daddys. If one breeds her one day and
another breeds her another day they sure can. Sometimes if they breed
for 5 days in a row( Like some do) and you count 63 days from day 1
then freak and run to the cheapest vet around for a c-section they
will be too early cause she bred the last day
Mari
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