I think Chihuahuas are champions at doing "Zoom, Zooms" .  Cesar, 21  months 
old, does his "zooms" at least once a day.  He zooms around the room  then 
jumps up onto the couch, hits the back of the couch and appears to "surf"  off 
the back of the couch and onto the floor.  He looks like he is wave  surfing.  
But even at that, he is not the wild man he was as a young  pup!  So, there's 
hope.  LOL
 
Gloria P
 
 
In a message dated 11/19/2008 8:24:42 P.M. Central Standard Time,  
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Hi Michelle, Thank you for your reply! I do play with him a lot, but 
I  guess he just has energy in reserves. lol I wish we could run 
around, but  we live on the second floor of an apartment. I have 
thought about agility  for him because I think he'd really like it. 
With him being 4 months old  we would have to start with puppy 
obedience and work our way on up.  Definitely something to consider.

:) Tamara

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>
> Do you play with him for at  least ten-15 minutes a few times a day? 
Its important for him to interact  with you in that way. I know it can 
be hard when your busy. I live in?a  tiny cabin and crazy as it sounds 
run around with them in the house  chasing after a toy. We have 
several games and I know it perks them up  when they cannot run around 
outside. 
> The jacket may help but  chances are he will not like it out there 
when its cold. Is there a puppy  playgroup close by? you need to be 
careful that the trainer is aware of  how to deal with tiny's (meaning 
no unleashed running about with bigger  pups without acute 
supervision.s
> Agility is my Henry's  fallback exercise for cold weather. Its fun 
and he likes to see his  buddies when we go. We really do not compete 
(Henry likes to lift his leg  on the course and thats cause for 
automatic disqualify- LOL!)
>  
> 
> 
> best,
> michelle, henry and vinnie (was wee  one, now standing higher than 
my big boy..so much for puppy charts  LOL)
> in the beautiful Catskill Mountains, NY
> 
> 
>  -----Original Message-----
> From: luvntzus77  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (mailto:[email protected]) 
>  Sent: Wed, 19 Nov 2008 7:37 am
> Subject: [Chihuahuas] Chi puppy energy  & cold weather
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
>  
> Hi everybody! This is my first post here and I'm always happy to  
get 
> to know other dog owners! I'm a first time Chihuahua owner- I  have 
a 
> 17 week old puppy named Peanut. I also have a 3 yr. old  Shih Tzu 
> named Gingerbread. 
> 
> I'm having a hard time  with the amount of energy that Peanut has 
and 
> getting him enough  exercise. I'm a housewife with only my 2 furry 
> kids, so my life  pretty much revolves around them. I live in a one 
> bedroom apartment,  so I don't have a yard for them to run around 
in. 
> I can take them  for walks, but right now it seems too cold out for 
> Peanut. It's 30  degrees outside today and the high is only 40. A 
> little while ago I  took them out, but Peanut just stood at my feet 
> and shivered. I'm  going to try having him wear a fleece shirt with 
> his coat on top.  That might help a little, but I'm not sure how 
much. 
> This guy has  tons of energy! My Shih Tzu is very passive, so until 
> yesterday  Peanut was pestering him endlessly. I decided that enough 
> was enough,  did a little research and started teacing him "leave 
it" 
> and  putting him in a time out after I said it for a second time. 
> Peanut  is really smart, so he's picking it up fast. It's hard for 
him 
> to  control himself though since he's such an energetic and playful 
>  puppy. He has a million toys, I give him a kong stuffed with treats 
>  and work on training for some mental stimulation. I also take him 
out  
> with me on errands and to petstores. I don't know what else to do  
> with the little guy!
> 
> Does anyone have suggestions  and/or tell me that he'll grow out of 
> this puppy energy soon!  lol
>


 

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