Hello: I am a few days and about 500 e-mails behind. Congratulations on your new Chihuahua. Myself live in Westminster, CO but have adopted two chi's from the Springs area. As for the cold, yes it can get cold, I have one Chi who hates it when it is below 70, I have one who could care less and loves it out side when the sun is out. I have a doggie door that goes to the outside pen and my neighbor tells me she see's the one that loves the sun out there just laying in the pen when it cold out. Good luck with your new Chi.
________________________________ From: Little Bit <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, January 19, 2012 12:02 PM Subject: [Chihuahuas] Re: Getting acquainted Maya and I are living in Colorado Springs, CO. I just adpoted my Chihuahua last week on friday and she has already stolen our hearts :) The cold is a concern for me this is my very first chihuahua and my first toy breed so I have a lot to learn. --- In [email protected], "mattox.ardy@..." <mattox.ardy@...> wrote: > > Hi All! I'm new at the list and am curious where you all live and what you > do and all that sort of thing. > > I live in Central Oregon where today it is snowing a very wet, warm snow. > Slush all over the place. I much prefer colder snows. Deep enough to bury > my wee Ceci today if I let her outside, which doesn't happen here unless > someone is with her. We have hawks and eagles and coyotes, and the > occasional cougar, so she is never outside without a keeper. > > Sometimes I really wish for a warm winter home somewhere in the south states > but it isn't financially possible. I am still working long past retirement > Type appraisals for a guy that lives and works in Sacramento, CA. > > Have really loved all the pictures of your babies! We have just one dog now > Usually have a large outdoor dog to keep coyotes, etc away, but none now. > Our last guy died last summer of old age... Hard to see them go. > > Well, how's about finding out about you guys... >
