first and foremost the pups should not have been purchased prior to 8 weeks of 
age, in washington state its against the law to sell a pup before 8 weeks.
the weight gain is excessive and i would be overly concerned about worms for 
one.
the agressiveness is also not a good sign at that young of an age. the pup 
could be in extreme discomfort and that would/could lead to agression. the pup 
could/would be on the defensive if in fear of being hurt. i would also be 
overly concerned about how the pups been treated while at the breeders home.  
have you taken these pups to the vet to get a complete vet check? blood work 
should be performed. feeding that 7 ozs of formula with in weeks time is way 
too much. i would be concerned about the iron intake and high amount of protien 
as well as calcium.

 
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: address2000 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2007 11:31 PM
  Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] New puppy being aggressive


  Could it be that the excess formula is throwing off the electrolites? Or 
  maybe the small kids r hurting her when they pick her up so she doesn't 
  want anyone to pick her up. But, for sure.....something isn;t right.

  Lisa wrote:

  > My niece and I just bought chihuahua puppies. They are 7 weeks old 
  >today. We bought them a week ago. I bought a little boy, we named 
  >Bailey. And she got a girl, and named her Misty. Her puppy(Misty) is 
  >being very aggresive toward eveyone in the family. She growls and 
  >try's to bite whenever she is touched or picked up. My puppy will 
  >growl a little, but not as much as Misty. And now she is trying to 
  >bite. Is this normal for a Chihuahua to be this aggressive? Will she 
  >continue to be like this? She was the most out going a playful puppy 
  >in the litter. They have small kids in the family and are 
  >considering finding her a new home or seeing if the breeder will 
  >take back the puppy.
  >Misty has also gained a pound in one week. She is much bigger than 
  >her brother and they were the same size when we bought them. Is that 
  >to much of a gain for a Chihuahua? She is almost 3 pounds. I think 
  >they may be feeding her to much. They went through a half of a 14 oz. 
  >can of 2nd step esbilac puppy weaning formula, the dry stuff, in one 
  >week. They were mixing that in with her puppy chow and water. Way to 
  >much.
  >
  >Thanks in Advance,
  > Lisa
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