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Just thought I'd share her cuteness with all of you. She's a ham for the camera! She's being her usual lazy self, under the fuzziest, warmest blanket she can find.
Love the little guys. 
[/size][/size]angelight wrote:[size=18][size=12]Awww... so ya'll have chihuahuas??? I've always wanted one... I've had a couple of yorkies, but ohhh the grooming.
welp, so much for my attempt at enlarging the font... 
=Awww... so ya'll have chihuahuas??? I've always wanted one... I've had a couple of yorkies, but ohhh the grooming.
[/b]prinze wrote:=Awww... so ya'll have chihuahuas??? I've always wanted one... I've had a couple of yorkies, but ohhh the grooming.
[b]Fixed it for you.
LindaMarie wrote:Mine is a little toy fox terrier who I rescued and I also have a pug who is almost a year old.
One's a yorkie with one eye and the other is a sweet aussie. I never thought I'd want a chihuahua, but I saw her and knew she was mine. I'm very lucky that she's not a barker, yappy or territorial. She's more like a cat really. socalshakin wrote:Zelda is a Chihuahua/Min Pin mix. She rules the house and everyone in it. As far as she's concerned, it's her house, she just lets us live there.
I used to have a Silky Terrier, which is like a bigger Yorkie and yes, they are lots of grooming. Sophie went to the groomer once a month, I had to brush her every day and I once tried to undertake her grooming myself. I figured since I was a hairstylist, I could groom a dog OK. I nearly chopped her ear off. 5 stitches later at the vet, I felt like the most awful pet mommy in the world!
Rescues are great dogs. I've always gotten my dogs from the pound or rescued from a bad owner situation.
Pugs are such characters too! My best friend has a male pug puppy. It's her first puppy and apparently, he's quite a handful but very comical.
Oh my about the grooming fiasco! Oh yes, you must have felt terrible!!! I sympathize... whenever I inadvertantly hurt one of them it tears me apart. 
My little one's name is Sophie, too. Must be a fairly common little-dog name. It's so true, when you find them, or they you, ya just know.
angelight wrote:socalshakin wrote:Zelda is a Chihuahua/Min Pin mix. She rules the house and everyone in it. As far as she's concerned, it's her house, she just lets us live there.
I used to have a Silky Terrier, which is like a bigger Yorkie and yes, they are lots of grooming. Sophie went to the groomer once a month, I had to brush her every day and I once tried to undertake her grooming myself. I figured since I was a hairstylist, I could groom a dog OK. I nearly chopped her ear off. 5 stitches later at the vet, I felt like the most awful pet mommy in the world!
Rescues are great dogs. I've always gotten my dogs from the pound or rescued from a bad owner situation.
Pugs are such characters too! My best friend has a male pug puppy. It's her first puppy and apparently, he's quite a handful but very comical.
Love the min-pins though I've never had one of them either... guess I just love all the 4-legged fur-babies.
Oh my about the grooming fiasco! Oh yes, you must have felt terrible!!! I sympathize... whenever I inadvertantly hurt one of them it tears me apart. My little one's name is Sophie, too. Must be a fairly common little-dog name. It's so true, when you find them, or they you, ya just know.[/quote]
It seems it's all about money and exploitation whether it be dogs, cats, horses etc. 
about x getting her. Sad. My first one had that patella subluxation thing, too, except it was in her hind legs rather than the front. Apparently with all the in-breeding etc it's quite common in the little ones...'nother <<grrrr>> I was and am so grateful sweet little Sophie found me last year. *Cynthia wrote:You have to be so careful of the little ones. Last week here in the Portland area a man took his out in the morning. He looked up calling for his chihuahua & saw several coyotes with one carrying off his little one. It had to be heart breaking. Mine is a Yorkie/Chihuahua mix with short hair, a little under 4lbs. They are the best dogs, we also have a black lab who we just found out they can't treat the tumors he has. I wonder what is in dog food now that so many are dying from cancer so young. Max is a rescue, we think he's 9 or 10. I buy the best dog food but nothing is safer for our babies then the food we eat (as a meal & not treats). lol
Zelda is beautiful! I love those colors.
OMG... yes you have to be SO careful with these little ones. I never let them out of my sight... unfortunately one never knows. I don't deal with "stuff" like this very well... 
angelight wrote:*Cynthia wrote:You have to be so careful of the little ones. Last week here in the Portland area a man took his out in the morning. He looked up calling for his chihuahua & saw several coyotes with one carrying off his little one. It had to be heart breaking. Mine is a Yorkie/Chihuahua mix with short hair, a little under 4lbs. They are the best dogs, we also have a black lab who we just found out they can't treat the tumors he has. I wonder what is in dog food now that so many are dying from cancer so young. Max is a rescue, we think he's 9 or 10. I buy the best dog food but nothing is safer for our babies then the food we eat (as a meal & not treats). lol
Zelda is beautiful! I love those colors.
So sorry to hear about your lab
I'm so sorry about your lab... those things are the worst and labs seem to be prone to them. Glad you have your little yorkie-chi.
Also, I agree about what they normally put in the dogfood/treats etc. Not good. We get ours the best available to... costs more, but hey, they're family, eh?
socalshakin wrote:The Royal pooch in my house
angelight wrote:[quote=" 'm so sorry about your lab... those things are the worst and labs seem to be prone to them. Glad you have your little yorkie-chi.
Also, I agree about what they normally put in the dogfood/treats etc. Not good. We get ours the best available to... costs more, but hey, they're family, eh?
*Cynthia wrote:angelight wrote:[quote=" 'm so sorry about your lab... those things are the worst and labs seem to be prone to them. Glad you have your little yorkie-chi.
Also, I agree about what they normally put in the dogfood/treats etc. Not good. We get ours the best available to... costs more, but hey, they're family, eh?
Thanks Angel, what was your name on EB? Man I still miss it. We found that Costco has a healthy dog food under their Kirkland brand. We were paying almost $50 a bag & were very happy when we found a better food for $22.
Yes, I miss EB, too... 
He and my little toy fox get along great. She's about 2 years old now and a friend of mine rescued her from a lady who was keeping her tied up outside 24/7. She was just skin and bones and the lady agreed to give her up. I'm sure the lady couldn't handle all her energy and attention she needed. But she has turned out to be a really sweet little dog with a great temperment.LindaMarie wrote:My pug will be a year old next month. He is such a little personality and boy can he snore!
I can still almost* hear them do that little snort thing they do when they get so excited... Soooo sad ~ I would love to see pix of them if you would be able to post them... I just adore seeing our 4-legged family. 