Can you help me choose a chihuahua name? (part two)
I’m getting a black and white chihuahua soon and i don’t have any names planned. Please help!
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Can you help me choose a chihuahua name? (part one)
Hi, I’m getting a black and white chihuahua soon and i don’t have any names planned. Please help!
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Chihuahua therapy dogs
I’ve always thought chihuahuas would make great therapy dogs because they are portable, natural lap dogs and have entertaining personalities. They could easily share a patient’s bed and sit on the laps of children or very weak patients. Last week there were several news stories that featured chihuahuas as therapy dogs.
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Hero chihuahua alerts owner to fire
Southtown Star News – Hubcaps can do more than just jazz up a tire. They can smell smoke and alert their owner of a potential danger.
That’s what happened early Monday morning in Burbank.
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Boy or Girl: Which is a better chihuahua pet?
My family is in the process of adopting a chihuahua and we can’t agree on a boy or a girl. Are there any big differences? Do you prefer one or the other?
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Editorial: Pets and real estate
The New York Times recently had an article, “So, Do I Make the Cut?”, highlighting the problems pet owners faced when renting or buying apartments in Manhattan.
Among the ridiculous things mentioned in the article:
- Bogie, a 12 lb shih tzu, had to pass an “admission exam” in front of the building manager and lawyer of a luxury rental building. (Bogie passed, but his owner opted for a more pet-friendly building in a $7000-a-month-2-bedroom.)
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Editorial: The rising popularity of small dogs
The New York Times recently published an editorial by Mark Derr titled “The Little Dog Has His Day,” that embraced the rising popularity of small breeds. Mr. Derr is better known for being fond of larger dogs and critical of the breeding practices that has produced mutant toy breeds. According to him, toy breeds are “eentsy, primped and preened, frivolous creatures that tremble and yap.” He is a self-professed “canine sizest.” More on Editorial: The rising popularity of small dogs
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