--- In Chihuahuas@yahoogroups.com, "Amanda Jonckheere" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>Amanda, thanks for the info on the med. Vet told me I needed to
watch for reactions to the med. and to be sure I dose correctly. I
have Chiquita on Revolution and the vet gave me her monthly dose and
made no me
i think they both had just finished supper their mother was probably still in
the dinning room eating is why she wasn't in the picture. robert
Michele Burr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Great picture! Hmmm, did we
just finish eating, or does something smell good with the lip licking?
I guess so, but I've heard AKC show breeders really adamant about the open
Font. Oh, that's a sign of good breeding. I just listen.
Jeannine
Michele Burr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hehehe, Bessie must have extra good breeding since her's never closed -
LOL! She's 6 years old.
Shell
I PRAY THAT MINE DOESN'T HAVE ANYTHING LIKE THAT AT ALL...GOOD LUCK
Jeannine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Kim,
All my Chihuahuas have an open fontenelle, in a lot of places it's a sign of
good breeding, mine usually are closed up by 1 1/2 years, I haven't had one
stay open longer than
Hehehe, Bessie must have extra good breeding since her's never closed -
LOL! She's 6 years old.
Shell
On 6/20/07, Jeannine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Kim,
All my Chihuahuas have an open fontenelle, in a lot of places it's a sign
of good breeding, mine usually are closed up by 1 1/2 years,
Great picture! Hmmm, did we just finish eating, or does something smell
good with the lip licking? It's cute!
Shell
On 6/20/07, r.scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
2 of them the smaller one is the older sister of the bigger one i have
them and their mother. lucy is 12 jane-jane is 13 and t
Kim,
All my Chihuahuas have an open fontenelle, in a lot of places it's a sign of
good breeding, mine usually are closed up by 1 1/2 years, I haven't had one
stay open longer than that.
Jeannine
*Kim* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have discovered that Fendi has a hole in her skull. I have b
I IM'ed my friend from the another group and her dog is taking Cyclosporine. He
has IBD . Vomiting , diarrhea, weight loss. He is also on a special diet and
it's very specific in regards to anything he can eat.
I would be glad to ask any other questions you have or maybe put you two in
contact
Hi Rosa,
We did a playpen with a litterbox, their bed, their food, water, and some
toys. There was nowhere for them to go potty except the litterbox. Ours
never tried to eat the litter, but I don't know how common of a problem that
is.
Shell
On 6/20/07, Rosa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Do
Hi Rosa,
I'm sorry to hear that Chiquita has mange, but at least the meds should
clear it up ... poor baby I hope she's better soon!
Shell
On 6/20/07, Rosa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Not good news on Chiquita- she's got demodetic mange. Vet tells me its
inherited from at leasat one of
Hi Mary Beth,
We feed Royal Canin, they make a small breed puppy, but I don't know what
number it is (their foods are all numbered). You can google their site and
check it out. Mine are on their adult food and it's great. I also like the
Innova puppy or adult. There are lots of good foods out
Hi Kim,
My Bessie also has an open molera even though she is 6 years old ... hers
is the size of the pad of my index finger. If it was a huge hole, then you
would need a helmet, but it sounds really small and should not bother her.
It's small enough that it should feel tense and not soft. A hug
Hi Kim,
Welcome to the list, I'm Shell, I have Elsa and Bessie, they are both 6
years old ... I'm sure you will have tons of fun with your chi :o).
Shell
On 6/20/07, *Kim* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi everybody! I just joined this group a couple days ago and have been
reading everyones po
LOL, good advice! I haven't even brought it up, he would have to agree
wholeheartedly, and decide it was HIS idea for me to go along with it. With
something like this, I just throw it out and see what the response is, if
it's like "oh, cute dog, hope someone adopts it" then I would know he wasn'
Hi Donna,
I guess I should have worded that differently ... but not sure how to say
it except that I would not have married someone who did not share my passion
for animals ... so it is not an issue that would come up ... so I can say
that tongue in cheek because I know my dh would never threate
Marsha ,
All breeders should be like you.
Donna
- Original Message -
From: marsha
To: Chihuahuas@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2007 11:48 AM
Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] I need to vent and help
Jessica, I have saved your original post, intending to go back and re
I don't know why he told you to be very careful with the Ivermectin dose
(unless he said to make sure to give enough). There have been studies where
dogs were given 100X the recommended (1/10CC per 10lbs) dose and all it did
was kill ear mites in addition to internal parasites. I have also applie
Glad you are back and that your babes did so well : )
Donna
- Original Message -
From: allandale2002
To: Chihuahuas@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2007 5:14 PM
Subject: [Chihuahuas] I am Back
Hope everyone is doing well. I am back, I went to San Antonio, about
Welcome Kim and your new baby. Sounds like you are all hitting it off
perfectly. Chi's are hard not to love. How is she doing with your other dog?
Mine always loved all other dogs in the house.
Donna
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From: *Kim*
To: Chihuahuas@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednes
Hershey has a rather large one and the vet said because she is already 6
months old she will probably always have it. She said to be careful not to
drop her or let her get a hit to the head but other then that let her play.
Betty
On 6/20/07, *Kim* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have discovere
is their any member here from the philippines. ty
juls
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--- In Chihuahuas@yahoogroups.com, "marsha" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I had intended to breed her but now that I know she'll pass on a low
immunity system to her puppies, am going to spay her. I don't want
anyone to have to go through the process or, if someone's never know
the joy of the Chi
--- In Chihuahuas@yahoogroups.com, "marsha" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Yes! It's hard. I avoided the crate only because I didn't think
she could hold it that long. I confine her at night in her crate-
she sleeps next to Sophie & she does fine for about 5 to 6 hours
(overnight) but then she R
the spammers never read the post, so no since replying to them...all they do is
get on and spam...might as well just ignore delete and go on, lol
Marsha
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From: Melanie Ayers
To: Chihuahuas@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2007 9:36 PM
Subject: R
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That's sad that she has to go through this, especially since there will likely
be outbreaks all her life, but thank goodness it is something that can be
treated rather easily. Had you intended to breed her?
Marsha
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From: Rosa
To: Chihuahuas@yahoogroups.com
Being gone for 10 hours is a reason TOO use the crate...not a reason not to. I
strongly recommend crate training if you are gone that long. But I would see if
there is any way possible for someone to come let her out at least once during
the day?? It is very difficult to housebreak if there is
Does anyone have any tips for housebreaking when you work outside the
home? I haven't used the crate method only because I'm gone from home
for 10 hours? I started w/potty pads, but now Chiquita just drags them
out the doggy door onto the porch to play with. She doesn't
understand where is
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molera is perfectly normal and acceptable in a chi. In fact, at one time, it
was considered proof of being full blooded. Now , the molara is not required
but is accepted and normal. There is no real danger other than what is normally
associated with small pups, but it is pretty much the same as
I have discovered that Fendi has a hole in her skull. I have been
reading up on molera and I now know that a lot of times the hole will
eventually close up. Her hole is very small in diameter, smaller than
a small baby pea. Should I be overly concerned when she plays with my
JRT?? I get so worried.
--- In Chihuahuas@yahoogroups.com, Jeannine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hope I'm typing this in the right place...Vet gave me two options,
either a weekly dip for several weeks or an oral medicine daily for the
5 weeks. The oral medicine is called Ivermectin- you just have to be
careful that yo
Gloria, It really sounds like it was exciting, amazing that he was in San
Antonio.
Jeannine
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Jeannine, Placido's voice is still strong and beautiful, I enjoyed the
concert so much! Then, because he was in San Antonio, he finished the concert
singing Mexican son
Jeannine, Placido's voice is still strong and beautiful, I enjoyed the
concert so much! Then, because he was in San Antonio, he finished the concert
singing Mexican songs with a Mariachi band, the usually sedate opera crowd
went
wild.
Gloria
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Rosa, I have been doing a lot of research on immune problems lately as I have
a Bullmastiff in rescue with severe case. Check out the following web site
www.doctormwfox.org He suggests supliments to aid the body in becoming stronger
and healthier in stead of using drugs long term which can be m
My daughter's Chi had mange (inherited) and it was like that for about a year
at least, however it did grow back in after treating it, so don't giveup, the
hair will probably grow back in but it is going to take a long time...good luck
with your baby the vet said the mange really drives these p
Wow, aren't you the lucky one, a Placido Domingo concert. I just bought a CD
that has some of his songs on it. Fantastic.
Jeannine
allandale2002 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hope everyone is doing well. I am back, I went to San Antonio, about
an hour and a half away to visit the Museums and
What did he give you to give her? In case any of us ever need to know.
Jeannine
Rosa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Not good news on Chiquita- she's got demodetic mange. Vet tells me its
inherited from at leasat one of the parents. From what I've read, all
dogs actually have it but those with l
Not good news on Chiquita- she's got demodetic mange. Vet tells me its
inherited from at leasat one of the parents. From what I've read, all
dogs actually have it but those with lower resistance actually develop
the general type. What I've read, it's actually a lower immune system
that is in
Hope everyone is doing well. I am back, I went to San Antonio, about
an hour and a half away to visit the Museums and to attend a Placido
Domingo concert. I enjoyed it all. Cesar and Beau (red bellied
parrot) stayed home with visits from the pet sitter. They were both
good boys and Cesar st
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Welcome Kim. I have a Jack Russell also with two chihuahuas. One of my chis is
definatly the run of the house. No one can cross her but she is as sweet as can
be. The chis are very dear to me heart. I think about them all day while I am
at work. Congrats on your new chi!
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Careful Shell, when I brought home a third dog (we had two cats and two
chihuahuas and this new one is a Pomeranian-Poodle mix) my husband
asked me very seriously if he should pack his bags because there was no
longer room for him in the house. The Pom-Poo is still with us a year
later but my
Hello, It looks like I will be getting a new puppy in 3 wks. What can
you recommend for food? I haven't had a puppy in about 10 yrs. I am not
a big fan of commercial dog food.
Mary Beth
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Thank you Shell. I just looked at 8 3-week-old puppies from 2 litters. They are
local and I know the breeder. They were so healthy looking. What kind of food
do you feed puppies? It has been so long since I had a puppy chi.
Michele Burr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hi Mary Beth,
Wel
Thank you Donna for the warning. She is not that far from me. It does break
your heart.
Mary Beth
donna norden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Marybeth,
Sorry about your loss. Losing our babies is so tragic.
I just want to give a warning about a breeder in upstate NY. Lionpaw ke
Hi everybody! I just joined this group a couple days ago and have been
reading everyones posts with great interest and looking at the pictures (how
cute) so I figured its time to come out of hiding and introduce myself :-)
My name is Kim and I am married to a great guy and we have three wonderful
Welcome. I am new to the group as well and though Legolas is not my first. He
is the first full breed that I've had since I was 13 yrs old. I plan to send
picts tomorrow.
ltishelleh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi all, I have received my first
daily digest and I am so excited to
join
Mel,
That was nice. It's a cute little dog.
Jeannine
Melanie Ayers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have been bouncing some the last couple days so i dont thunk i got all
the messages on this thread, but i do know that Lisa got hurt pretty bad
and she left the group. I had asked to see pics o
Hi all, I have received my first daily digest and I am so excited to
join such a great group. We have two Chi boys (Phil and Tiger). Phil
is fawne and Tiger is brown with white spots. They are so adorable.
They are 9 weeks today. They have been a great addition to our
household. I got my fi
Thanks. Yeah so far one cat is just hissing at him and the other one
is scared. We gave him a bath last night to try to get our smell on
him faster.
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This is a good idea Jessica. I am right behind you for full support!! Count me
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From: Jessica <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Chihuahuas@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2007 4:45:36 PM
Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] I need to vent and help
I will le
I have been bouncing some the last couple days so i dont thunk i got all
the messages on this thread, but i do know that Lisa got hurt pretty bad
and she left the group. I had asked to see pics of the pup she has and
she sent them to me yesterday, i for one apologized for the reactions to
her o
I went home last night and looked for this persons name it is Lucy Towns, she
lives in Ft. Pierce, I still have her address phone and directions to her
house...lol... I am doing my best not to call her or show up..she just makes me
sooo mad!!
On a happier note, I did get my baby back I
Thank you Donna. That will be fine. Bridgette is taking a steriod Budesonide (
I think thats how you spell it) I would love to know how others are being
treated.
donna norden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Jessica ,
I know a woman on another group who has a dog (lab mix) with severe I
I understand having a love and passion for the animals in our lives, but I
can't quite see taking it to the extent of, if it came down to a choice,
divorcing your husband before rehoming a dog. I love my two dogs and one cat
very much and would do whatever I could to assure their health and happ
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