> whether
CKC is good or bad depends on who you are talking to, lol. I prefer the
AKC, but am considering dual registering my AKC's because it seems most
people are wanting
CKC these days.
So maybe your baby didn't come from the best of places. My first chi
didn't either. I was in 8th grade, and he came from a puppy mill. I didn't
know then what I know now. Nonetheless, he gave me 16 wonderful years and
I wouldn't have taken anything for him. Now that you have your baby,
forget what his past was and focus on the wonderful future you have with
him!
:-)
My chis love to play with my bigger dogs. In fact, I have a Husky/wolf mix
that they adore! Like you, I never leave them unattended...why take
chances, they can be accidently harmed....but at the same time, I don't
worry a bit when the chis are outside playing with the big dogs. The only
thing I worry about is Ginger trying to take Barley out of the yard...they
both know better!! lol. She is one that don't mind anything and loves to
get the others in trouble, lol.
Marsha
>
> Hi Marsha,
>
> Thanks from critiquing my grand baby. We don't have any plans to show
> him. My oldest daughter does show some but Drake is not AKC. He is CKC.
> I don't know anything about the CKC. I don't know if that is bad. We
> bought him is probably the worst place. In front of a grocery store.
> That's why I asked if he was quality. We had been looking for a small
> dog for three months when we found him. Other than the blood sugar
> problems that I think is related to his small size and picky eating we
> have not had any other problems with him. He was the runt of a litter
> of two. I did see his Mom. She was tiny too with that pretty head. My
> oldest daughter is a vet tech. She has had him
> checked out with x-rays and all seems fine. I agree his head is his
> greatest feature. We have been looking for a play mate for him and I
> hate the heads on the pups we have seen. I have the other dogs that he
> plays with but they are to big. We normal only let him play for short
> times with them. We worry the whole time he might get hurt. Our
> smallest dogs other than drake at 2 pounds, is 17 pounds, then 40
> pounds, 60 pounds and the largest is 80 lbs. Drake plays tug a war with
> his toys. The bigger dogs seem to know he is small. They have also been
> raised with many small animals around them including baby chicks. They
> would not hurt him intentionally. So far nothing has happened. Drake is
> never left unattended with them. Just short
> visits. I can tell he would love a play mate he could have all the
> time.
> Thanks,
> Carol
>
>
> --- In Chihuahuas@yahoogroups.com, Marsha Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> ooops, turns out it was a prob on my end is why I couldn't tell
> anything
>> about the pics.....I failed to click to enlarg,
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