I have just read a lovely story in chihuahua.dormitory.
Charlie, the lovely chihuahua, is so so so adorable. here is part of the story, share with you all:
charlie saw snow for the first time last year. he didn’t know what it was at first, but he soon started to run and play with the other dogs in it. charlie loves to pose for pictures. everytime he sees me with the camera in my hand, he will stay still and pose to give mommy that special picture.
charlie is so tiny that he was already 9 months old when he finally was able to go up and down stairs. even now charlie can’t jump up onto the sofa and forget about him jumping off it. i have to lift him up onto it and then also put him down on the floor when he wants to get off.
My darling Patty,she is a beautiful chihuahua. she is an one-year-old deer head chihuahua that i got from a reputable chihuahua breeder.this is my first chihuahua. when i first brought her home, i thought she was sick as she was so timid and shy. And I don't know how to deal with it.So I search on the internet and want to learn some basic chihuahua health knowledge. Share with you all the most helpful article I have read, which is posted in chihuahua.dormitory, symptoms and signs of a sick chihuahua: see a vet!
we breed three Chi Babies.they are Maxwell, (6 months) Milo, (9 months) & Matilda (also 9 months). While Milo & Matilda are on the bigger side of the Chi scale at 7 & 9lbs, Maxwell is on the more average size at about 4 1/2lbs. Milo is a bit more on the lazy side compared to the other two & sometimes will just sit & watch the others play. He is also a bit insecure which we are working on with him. They are all very loving however & are always anxious to share kisses with their human's and with each other alike. Sometimes they'll lay in the sun bathing each others faces & making sure they are all looking their best. Then they will burrow in blankets, pillows, etc until they fluff it up just enough to get comfortable & then proceed to take a long nap. While none of them are the "alpha" (that's the humans job isn't it?!) our female, Matilda is by far the most bossy out of the group. If she wants to play, you'd better play or else you'll get a "donkey kick" until she gets a reaction. Typical female!
I was always a big dog person & really was never fond of little dogs. However when wanting a new addition to our home, I did my breed research & found the Chihuahua to best suit my wants in a dog. Apparently they surpassed my expectations as we went from one to three Chihuahua's in 3 short months with absolutely no regrets.
My pups are already great minding as a result and as an example of that as you can see, they are easily "pose-able" for photographs. )"
Unfortunately,I failed to post lots of photoes of my lovely Chihuahuas. you can see our chihuahua babies on chihuahua.dormitory which we are pround of and feel the happiness with us.
I have just read a lovely story in chihuahua.dormitory.
Charlie, the lovely chihuahua, is so so so adorable. here is part of the story, share with you all:
charlie saw snow for the first time last year. he didn’t know what it was at first, but he soon started to run and play with the other dogs in it. charlie loves to pose for pictures. everytime he sees me with the camera in my hand, he will stay still and pose to give mommy that special picture.
charlie is so tiny that he was already 9 months old when he finally was able to go up and down stairs. even now charlie can’t jump up onto the sofa and forget about him jumping off it. i have to lift him up onto it and then also put him down on the floor when he wants to get off.
Exercise is the best arthritis treatment for dogs. Remember the exercise routine must be gentle and not include strenuous activities. You can give you dog some exercises like leash walks, swimming and slow jogging. Arthritis in dog home remedies include a comfortable bed and warm dog shelter for them. You can opt for a baby's old mattress or soft couch. You can keep the dog's sleeping place at a height a foot above the floor so that, they are comfortable while getting up and down. Healthy diet will ensure proper dog health. Dietary supplements that include glucosamine, vitamin A, vitamin E, vitamin C, chondroitin sulfate, manganese, omega 3 and 6 fatty acids will help in reducing the pain, and help arthritis treatment for dogs. In rare cases, there might be minor diarrhea due to these supplements, which can be alleviated by reducing or splitting the dose. Your veterinarian might give anti-inflammatory and pain-relief medication as an arthritis treatment for dogs. This includes Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs like carprofen, etodolac, deracoxib, firocoxib and tepoxalin. These drugs give quick pain relief. Therapies like acupuncture, massage, physiotherapy are very effective arthritis treatment for dogs. These will reduce the joint pain caused due to arthritis in dogs, giving them relief.
When Max was a baby, he had a variety of Nature diet, Butchers, Kennel meat... mixed with either vegetables ( boiled potato, carrots - in skins - broccoli, cauli ) pasta, rice and eggs. Raw carrots and apples were given as snacks for his teeth. He's 8 now and his diet still consists of pretty much the same :)
Excellent advice, which is worth noting from now until new year as if your area is anywhere like mine then there will be let up until then.
I was was on alert wondering how all the noise and lights would affect my Dog and his epilepsy, but he's been ok, we've not made a big deal out of the fireworks so he hasn't either :)
Great forum by the way, Just thought i'd introduce myself :)
My name is Shelley, owner of Max an 8 year old German Shepherd, and 3 cats.
Max has recently been diagnosed with epilepsy, worrying for a while but he's under excellent care under his vet, and he's now on epiphen... got blood tests next week to check the dosage of his tablets, so we have a wobbly dog for while, until he gets used to his meds But w'ere positive he's making good progress :)
But w'ere positive he's making good progress :)
