I am not overly worried with her. Naturally, I am always a little worried about any of chis when they are ready to deliver...I think that is normal. But I make sure I am there at all times after their temp drops till the delivery is finished. If there are ANY problems, I already have the vet on stand by. With Dinah though, not only is she herself small, but even at this point in the pregnancy, she barely even looks pregnant, so no doubt the pups will be small. I am use to seeing basketballs by this time, lol. Just looking at Dinah, you can't even tell she is pregnant, but if you move the long hair and feel her belly, you know she is. I feel at least 2 pups, likely 3 kicking. :-)
I am in KY and I do NOT ship. I will not know a price until the pups are older. I base my prices on what expenses I have incurred, rather than basing them on the quality of the pup or anything. This is also my first ckc litter, as I have always done AKC. But seems more and more people are wanting CKC instead, so I am gonna give it a try. But at this point, I can not speculate on price. Marsha ----- Original Message ----- From: karlamc83 To: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, March 07, 2007 1:50 PM Subject: [Chihuahuas] Re: Chi barking problem.... Are you worried about the delivery since the mommie is so small? I would definitely be interested in another female. Could you tell me the price and where you are located? Karla --- In [email protected], "marsha" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > well, I am expecting pups this weekend who should be in that size range! lol. OF course, it would be awhile before they are ready to go. Momma is 3 pounds, daddy is 2 and a half. This will be a first litter for momma and while daddy has a couple other litters, they are all still babies, so can't guarantee how they will be as adults, but expecting small. :-) > I can't wait!! IT will be my first l/c litter! > Marsha > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: karlamc83 > To: [email protected] > Sent: Wednesday, March 07, 2007 1:01 PM > Subject: [Chihuahuas] Re: Chi barking problem.... > > > > yes jeannie, when i leave its more of the howling screaming and its > very loud. because of cheekas size i was worried about finding > another dog as small as her to adopt, so im considering just getting > another puppy. its just hard to even find breeders with puppies that > turn out to be cheekas size (3 lbs 10 ounces full grown) that are in > my price range. i paid only $580 for cheeka! her breeder doesnt have > n e pups now! > > karla > --- In [email protected], "madamwlf" <madamwlf@> wrote: > > > > Personally, I would never use them. Barking is part of their > > communication and personality. I bet though it's more like > whining > > and howling when you are gone. My two chis let me know they are > ready > > for breakfast by howling to wake me up. I'm still house training > them > > so they sleep in their crate at night. I never knew such vocals > could > > come out of something so small. > > > > Maybe you should try fostering a dog, like someone suggested. And > > this is a great time to start training your chi. Or try getting > > another chi puppy. I know if for some reason I have Belle in a > > different room of our house without Pita, Pita will run around > whining > > looking for Belle. And vice versa, Belle will do the same. They > are > > partners in crime. > > > > Jeannie > > > > --- In [email protected], "karlamc83" <karlamc83@> wrote: > > > > > > thanks jeannie! i appreciate ur concern. what do u think of > those > > > bark collars that emit the high frequency noise? r they safe? > > > > > > karla > > >
