Can't blame you for loving that little girl, she's precious. Gloria In a message dated 10/3/2010 12:31:23 A.M. Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes:
[_Attachment(s)_ (mip://03ed69e8/default.html#TopText) from nancy included below] Well its too late, I am totally in love with her, plus I have her real sister and also have seen her grandparents. The breeder says she is one of the sweetest calmest babies she has had in a long time. Which is hard to believe because her sister that I have Abbey-Rose is almost a perfect dog in every way. Yes she does have some fat rolls on her but she is almost 5 weeks old and I think as she starts walking and playing more they will disappear. I am keeping her no matter what. Thanks for all the advice. Isn't she darling? My little Maggie-Mae -------------------------------------------------- From: "charlierom2003" <[email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) > Sent: Saturday, October 02, 2010 6:00 PM To: <[email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) > Subject: [Chihuahuas] Re: Chihuahua weights > It is hard to know for sure, the tiny parents make me think probably less > than 5, plus you say 'chubby', that can come from so much milk, really > better to look at the feet and ankle-bones to figure size, but only an > expert can do that and even still can be wrong, The family line is small, > you are falling in love with the puppy, I bet God will give you the > strength even if she is an ounce or two over (which I don't think she will > be, but can't say for sure!). > > --- In [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) , "Nancy" <nancy.lu...@...> wrote: >> >> Hi everyone I have a question I am buying ny second Chihuahua from the >> same breeder and same parents as my current little girl, Abbey-Rose. Both >> parents are very small mom 3lbs dad 2.5 ponds and Abbey is small 4lbs. I >> have neuropathy in my arms, hands and legs which makes it hard for me to >> carry anything over 5 lbs. Well the mom had two babies c-section and one >> did not make it. So the one left is quite chubby and I am thinking that >> she is going to be BIG. The breeder has assured me that since she is a >> singleton and is not yet 4 weeks old that once she starts walking and >> playing she will slow down as she is getting all mom's milk. the breeder >> also has the grandparents and they are very small. I am already falling >> in love with this baby but am afraid that she will end up to big for me. >> Does anyone have experience with this subject? Remember this is for my >> health otherwise I would not care and the fact that I am paying a lot >> since her mom had to have a c-section. Should I trust the breeder or >> start looking at other puppies? PLEASE advise me. Thanks Nancy >> Plus I want my girl to have someone her size to play with as she does not >> like big dogs. >> > > > > > ------------------------------------ > > " Lets talk about our wonderful little friends! > Join today! " Yahoo! Groups Links > > >
