She is ridiculous. A chi is going to grow like they should (tall or short) regardless of the food. If you limit food b/c you want a smaller chi, that's just gonna make him look thin and malnurished, but not make him shorter. If you overfeed, and the chi is naturally short, you will just have a fat dog, not a taller dog.... if all that makes any since... lol. ~Lacey
In Chihuahuas@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > I finally found the web site! Yay, because I have looked for it before when > something came up in the group that reminded me of this place. I don't even > really like posting the name of this place to give her more advertisement, > but it seems she could really use a few nicely worded polite emails so she > updates some of her misinformation. To me, limiting the amount of food a chi > gets to keep it a "teacup"? is downright dangerous. I,also, don't like that > on the FAQ page for hypoglycemia she has about 3 words for her answer. If > she is breeding "teacups", her answer should be about a page long. Then there > is the purebred chis can't be over 6 pounds comment. On her front page she > claims 50some years of chi experience, which is not good, because people may > tend to believe things they read here. i thought about the very slim chance > she could be in the group when I decided to post this and decided if she is > unhappy with me it is worth it if she changes some of this info. Here is an > excerpt from the FAQ page: > > > How much will my puppy weight fully grown? Purebred Chihuahuas never weigh > more then six pounds fully grown. However, a lot depends on the way you feed > your new puppy. It is important to feed your pup twice a day and monitor his > or her weight. At V.I.P Chihuahuas we focus on breeding Teacups which are the > smallest of the Chihuahua breed. Never feed table food. > Here is the link: > _Chihuahas - The Perpetual Puppies_ (http://www.vipchihuahua.com/) > Katie > " Lets talk about our wonderful little friends! Join today! " Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Chihuahuas/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
