I guess it matters what kind of food you feed for the amount that the dog
eats.  You feed a total of 4 tablespoons a day to each dog…assorted
treats…that must be quite a few.  Dolly & Desi are 7 – 8 pounds and they eat
½ cup a day of kibble…from a bag that says that they can have a cup a day…I
guess if you want them to look like blimps…LOL

 

Joan, Dolly Dee & Desi Lou

 

From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of Susanne Defoe
Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2011 12:25 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] New to the list...

 

  

I wonder if she could be a puppy mill puppy?  They can be indifferent to
people because they are not used to loving contact from people.   I would
just be persistent and keep loving on her.  I think Chihuahuas are typically
more like velcro dogs in that they get very attached to their person/people
and always want to be with them or even on them. LOL! That being said, dogs,
like people, can have different personalities and some are more independent
and play-oriented than others. Our Chi's who are around 7-8 pounds get about
2 tablespoons of food twice a day(along with assorted snacks).  They are all
full grown and not growing puppies though.  I agree with Rebecca about the
"dog flipping".  That could be what the people were doing.

JMHO

Sue

MI

On Thu, Jul 14, 2011 at 2:24 PM, Naomi DeLeon-Diaz <[email protected]>
wrote:

  

Hi, my name is Naomi and I just bought me an adorable Chihuahua on May 9th.
When I bought her the people said she was 9 weeks old.  They bought her from
someone else and decided that they couldn’t handle a puppy.  It was a little
weird when I went to see her because when I knocked they didn’t come out the
front door, they came out from the side of the house just holding her with
nothing else.  No bed, toys, blanket, food and no shot records.  They just
handed her to me and took the money.  I was a little suspicious but I wanted
her so bad.

I immediately took her to the vet and thank God she was checked out okay.
She got her first set of shots and a nice warm bath on the same day. 

I have two questions for you “Chihuahua experts”.  One, I drown her with
affection constantly, hugging her, kissing her, scratching her tummy, but
she seems kind of indifferent to me.  She loves to play but the affection
she acts like she could do without.  Are all Chihuahuas like that?   Also,
she doesn’t eat very much.  I serve her once in the morning and that’s it.
It takes her the whole day into late night to finish that one bowl of food.
And it’s not a big bowl of food.  The bowl is very small so I would say less
than ½ cup.  Is this normal?  She’s been to the vet twice and she went from
2.8lbs. to 3.5lbs.  That’s a good sign.  Feedback please??????

 

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