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7.5
weeks is TOO YOUNG FOR IT TO BE TAKEN FROM ITS MOTHER BEWARE. It may be
cute but you don't want to take it that young.
Nonnie
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I appreciate the advice several of you have given me regarding the pup being too young to be away from it's mother at 7.5 weeks. I will call the breeder tonight. When I was there he had the four pups together in a playpen and they were eating puppy chow and they had water. He said the first time
How do I get a chihuahua to stop barking too much? I wish I knew. I've never been able to get mine to stop barking. Betty
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What an adorable picture! She deserved to win. Sorry, I haven't been on this board for months so I didn't get to vote. I've been busy with my meetup group for the spring and summer.Sheri ~n~ LilyBelle
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Talk is
Marsha and several of the others gave you some excellent advice, I don't
think that I could add to it. In answer to your question about training
methods, I trained our little 6 mo. old chi "Tia" the same way that I've
trained all of the other dogs that I've had in my lifetime and she was
just
Thanks Sheri. That's not the photo I entered in the contest but I thought
it was a cute one to send out on Tia's "thank you post" to the groups :
)
Tia has a Dogster Page too, her and LilyBelle should become Pup Pals
: ) Tia's page is http://www.dogster.com?315718
Kat & "Tia"
Sheri wrote:
Wha
I am a newbie. Long Long story short. We rescued a Chi/Pap/? who
we call Whatever. She was 2 months old, 1.6 ounces, skin infection,
bald, (is long haired), had seizures, starving even had swallowed a
feeding tube. Touch and go for a month or so but with hour to hour
feeding a wonderful cou
This is my third attempt to post this, I am a newbie. We have a
long-haired Chi/Pap/? that we call Whatever because we are not to
sure whatever she is. She was rescued at two months old, she
weighed 1.6, had a skin infection, bald, starving, had seizures and
even threw up a feeding tube where
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they
need to be with their mother for their socialization ... its not just
eating.
Nonnie
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Jerseee LassSent: Monday, July 03, 2006 3:21 PMTo:
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HAPPY 4TH OF JULY FROM KAT &
"TIA"
congrats Tia! I will admitt I didn't get a chance to vote every day, but I
did vote several times. So glad others picked up my slack, lol! Congrats!
Marsha
> Hi Everybody,
>
> The winner of the June Pampered Paws Boutique photo contest has just
> been announced, "TIA WON"! We could not have done
> Sounds like a joke just waiting for a punch line don't it?? lol
Marsha
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> How do I get a chihuahua to stop barking too much?
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> I wish I knew. I've never been able to get mine to stop barking. Betty
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> Sounds like a joke just waiting for a punch line don't it?? lolMarsha Yeah. I don't mean to make light of the question. I know how the barking can get on some people's nerves. It bothers my son and husband sometimes, but chihuahua's do tend to bark. As a matter of fact all my dog
Thanks Marsha. What counts is that you did vote and I really appreciate
that : ) If I ever enter another contest like that please just "smack"
me . Tia is entered in four other photo contest right now but they're
all on Dogster and I don't have to ask anyone to vote, all of the group
members j
> one of the good things about being Deafthe barking does not bother
me! lol. All of my chis are barkers. Pepper, as a hearing dog, barks to
alert me to sounds, but he doesn't bark needlessly, except when he gets
his free play time or when he sees a cow, lol. When we are driving down
the road,
I doubt the breeder is separating them during eating only. Chances are, he
has separated them permanantly. That is sad.
One of the main reasons a chi pup should stay longer is simply due to
size. It isn't that they take longer to wean, or anything like that, but
due to the fact that often times the
this wasn't directed to me, but I seem to be running my mouth a lot
lately, so will add here too, lol. The severity of LP varies from chi to
chi. I would agree with you vet to try a weight loss regime and pain pills
to see if that controls the symptoms before I put the little fellow
through surgery
> 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 h
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