Sorry it's kinda long.  I ramble a lot.
   
  Yeah that is what I'm afraid of doing.  He runs not walks and zig zags the 
whole time.  I'm afraid any correction would hurt him even trying to keep him 
close to me like Ceasar says.  I thought about a harness but haven't gotten one 
yet.  He is so small that I don't think places like WalMart carries them.  I'll 
check out Petsmart this week.
  So far he gets along well with me.  Him and my husbad had a rough start.  My 
husband put him in one of the little kennels we have so he could go to the 
bathroom because we didn't have a leash or collar for him yet and when my 
husband went to get him he ran and nipped at him.  I understand that he was 
scared and he hasn't done it since..  He's bonding to us nicely.
  Most chis I've been around are neurotic is there a way to tell now instead of 
later.  I have two dobermans who are both very high stung neurotic dogs.  I 
want a nice mellow inside dog.  So far he seems that way but every once in 
ahile he'll run around.  I wasn't planning on a chi for an inside dog but he 
needed a home and my husband brought him home for me.
  Do chis get along well with kids?  I'm expecting my first baby in Dec.  Got 
any suggestions?
   
  Toshia
  

arlene weaver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
          Hi welcome to the group.  my name is arlene i have two dogs one chi 
and one pom pom. chis work well with praise and treats. they are very smart and 
like their own way. so you have to trick them into thinking  it is thier idea.  
one thing i know about walking chi dont yank on the lease to correct him.  you 
can hurt his layx, cant spell, then they cough all the  time, very bad.  post 
pic as soon as you can i would love to see him.   arlene

Toshia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:       Hi, my name is Toshia and I've just 
acquired a Chihuahua. I've never 
owned a small dog my entire life. I currently have 6 dogs, a husky 
mix, a lab mix, 2 dobermans, a GSD pup and a ch. All ae rescues of 
some sort. I've named the Chi Tater Tot and it seems to fit him. He 
seems to be housebroken and is crate trained. How do I go about 
training him for other stuff. Like I said before I'm used to big 
dogs. I'm afraid I'll hurt him because he's so little. I want to have 
him walk better on a leash but I don't know how with him being so 
little and low to the ground.

Help?




    
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