They are not hard to train but may take a little more time at least for older 
chis. Monster is 5 and I started training him when he was 3 and he didn't like 
it at first. He was scared when I tried to get him to do anything but he warmed 
up to it especially when I found the right motivation for him. I think a puppy 
would be easy to train. And socializing from a young age should make him love 
everyone and not be mean or scared. Monster isn't socialized very well but he's 
a lot better then before the training. He does growl at people when they pet 
him but he usually won't bite unless he's caught off guard. I think he really 
likes the attention but he's still not completely sure that they aren't gonna 
do anything to harm him. But he always get excited when anyone talks to him and 
hes more comfortable with older children petting him than with an adult. So, I 
think it all depends on the individual chi and how dedicated you are to 
training them and how young they are when you start.
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Date: Mon, 11 Oct 2010 14:12:12 
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Subject: [Chihuahuas] I saw the prettiest mean little Chi and questions about 
training

My friend is keeping her bestfriend's chi while her apartment is getting ready. 
The dog was so quiet I was so surprised because everyone says they bark a lot. 
Well I walk over to the cage and there's this little brown and tan chi and she 
was so pretty, but I couldn't touch her. She growled and tried to eat me up 
when I looked into the cage. 

My friend can not even take her out of her crate to feed her and walk her. Her 
owner has to come over to take her out and feed her. I was thinking about 
getting a chi, but I don't want my baby to be like that. I've read that they 
tend to be less friendly with strangers. If I socialize my puppy early would 
they be more friendly with strangers? 

Is this a easy to train breed? I mean as far as obedience and tricks? I read 
they were pretty hard to train.

Emberly


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