One of the smallest of the toy dogs is the Chihuahua. The
Chihuahua is most likely from Mexico many centuries ago. In his
native land they thought he helped passage into the afterlife
and was a sacred dog. The Chihuahua is known for a rounded,
apple shaped head with erect, pointed ears. Chihuahuas are found
in short smooth hair coats and long and soft coats. He generally
weighs 2 to 5 pounds.
The exact origin of the Chihuahua is unknown; however, it is
believed by many that his ancestors are an important part of the
Toltecs, which is an ancient Mexican civilization of the 9th
century. Ther Toltecs named the Chihuahua “Techichi.” Even after
the Aztecs conquered the Toltecs, the Chihuahua continued to
flourish for centuries. Archeologists have found Chihuahuas in
ancient graves. Then Hernando Cortes conquered Mexico and the
breed was lost to history. Few records of the little Chihuahua
were left behind. The Chihuahua was rediscovered in the late
1800’s near Mexico City.
The Chihuahua is active, not very sociable with other breeds,
but seems to recognize other Chihuahuas and enjoys their
company. He is a devoted family pet with streaks of jealousy
displayed when their beloved people spend time with other
people. They also tend to display jealousy of larger dogs.
For best results use the Life's Abundance Grooming Products
The Chihuahua is:
• Perfect for apartment dwellers due to the small size;
• They do not do well with children;
• Excellent for adults and the elderly;
• They do not tolerate rough play;
• He is loving and devoted to his owners;
• He is capable of alerting you to strangers, but because of his
size of course is not able to do much else.
• He needs to be socialized early in life to prevent behavior
problems;
• He can be paper-trained;
• The long-haired type Chihuahua requires daily grooming;
• He normally has a soft spot in the center of his head which
will need additional protection;
• He should wear sweaters and coats in cold weather.
In general, the Chihuahua is a healthy dog. There are a few
conditions you will want to look out for, they are:
• Cryptorchidism: A condition in which one or both testicles do
not descend into the scrotum;
• Hypoglycemia: Low blood sugar levels;
• Luxating patellas: Or loose kneecaps which can cause pain or
lameness.
Symptoms of hypoglycemia are common in the toy breed dogs less
than three months of age. Some bouts of hypoglycemia may be
associated with more serious disease such as Addison’s disease,
severe liver disease, tumors just to name a few. If hypoglycemia
episodes occur often you will need your vet to perform
diagnostic testing to determine if there is a more serious
problem causing the episodes.
Symptoms to watch for that relate to hypoglycemia:
• Loss of appetite;
• Extreme lethargy;
• Incoordination;
• Trembling;
• Muscular twitching;
• Weakness;
• Seizures;
• Unusual behavior;
• Dilated pupils;
• Stupor or coma.
Treatment for hypoglycemia may include:
• Giving glucose orally or by intravenous injection;
• Treatment for the underlying cause of hypoglycemia episodes.
At home if you suspect your Chihuahua has hypoglycemia you can:
• Rub Karo syrup on your dog’s gums and call your vet
immediately for further instructions;
• Provide a warm environment
• Frequent feedings;
• Routine vaccinations and deworming procedures;
• Young puppies should be fed 3 to 4 times per day.
Cryptorchidism is an inherited condition. Its occurrence cannot
be prevented in the individual animal. Castrating animals
diagnosed with this condition may help reduce the incidence in
the general population of the Chihuahua.
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Chihuahua is most likely from Mexico many centuries ago. In his
native land they thought he helped passage into the afterlife
and was a sacred dog. The Chihuahua is known for a rounded,
apple shaped head with erect, pointed ears. Chihuahuas are found
in short smooth hair coats and long and soft coats. He generally
weighs 2 to 5 pounds.
The exact origin of the Chihuahua is unknown; however, it is
believed by many that his ancestors are an important part of the
Toltecs, which is an ancient Mexican civilization of the 9th
century. Ther Toltecs named the Chihuahua “Techichi.” Even after
the Aztecs conquered the Toltecs, the Chihuahua continued to
flourish for centuries. Archeologists have found Chihuahuas in
ancient graves. Then Hernando Cortes conquered Mexico and the
breed was lost to history. Few records of the little Chihuahua
were left behind. The Chihuahua was rediscovered in the late
1800’s near Mexico City.
The Chihuahua is active, not very sociable with other breeds,
but seems to recognize other Chihuahuas and enjoys their
company. He is a devoted family pet with streaks of jealousy
displayed when their beloved people spend time with other
people. They also tend to display jealousy of larger dogs.
For best results use the Life's Abundance Grooming Products
The Chihuahua is:
• Perfect for apartment dwellers due to the small size;
• They do not do well with children;
• Excellent for adults and the elderly;
• They do not tolerate rough play;
• He is loving and devoted to his owners;
• He is capable of alerting you to strangers, but because of his
size of course is not able to do much else.
• He needs to be socialized early in life to prevent behavior
problems;
• He can be paper-trained;
• The long-haired type Chihuahua requires daily grooming;
• He normally has a soft spot in the center of his head which
will need additional protection;
• He should wear sweaters and coats in cold weather.
In general, the Chihuahua is a healthy dog. There are a few
conditions you will want to look out for, they are:
• Cryptorchidism: A condition in which one or both testicles do
not descend into the scrotum;
• Hypoglycemia: Low blood sugar levels;
• Luxating patellas: Or loose kneecaps which can cause pain or
lameness.
Symptoms of hypoglycemia are common in the toy breed dogs less
than three months of age. Some bouts of hypoglycemia may be
associated with more serious disease such as Addison’s disease,
severe liver disease, tumors just to name a few. If hypoglycemia
episodes occur often you will need your vet to perform
diagnostic testing to determine if there is a more serious
problem causing the episodes.
Symptoms to watch for that relate to hypoglycemia:
• Loss of appetite;
• Extreme lethargy;
• Incoordination;
• Trembling;
• Muscular twitching;
• Weakness;
• Seizures;
• Unusual behavior;
• Dilated pupils;
• Stupor or coma.
Treatment for hypoglycemia may include:
• Giving glucose orally or by intravenous injection;
• Treatment for the underlying cause of hypoglycemia episodes.
At home if you suspect your Chihuahua has hypoglycemia you can:
• Rub Karo syrup on your dog’s gums and call your vet
immediately for further instructions;
• Provide a warm environment
• Frequent feedings;
• Routine vaccinations and deworming procedures;
• Young puppies should be fed 3 to 4 times per day.
Cryptorchidism is an inherited condition. Its occurrence cannot
be prevented in the individual animal. Castrating animals
diagnosed with this condition may help reduce the incidence in
the general population of the Chihuahua.
Do you raise Chihuahua puppies for sale or show? You might surprised to know that using and recommending our products can provide a substantial part time or full time income. You will find that your customers will be give you a return on money that feeds your own for FREE.
Join the Life's Abundance Team and start helping pets and humans live longer, healthier lives.
Use our products.
If you become impressed with our products, just wait until you hear about our income opportunity. You might be surprised to learn that you can earn a substantial income from selling our health-promoting products for pets and humans. There's never been a more exciting time to sign-up as a Life's Abundance Field Representative. With new product releases on the horizon, you will find more ways to reach new customers and net serious wages unlike working that 9 to 5 job with a boss that turns your stomach raw on a daily basis. A Life's Abundance home business may be just the perfect solution for you.
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