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Post by Hollie on Jun 24, 2011 20:00:15 GMT
Gosh I don't think I could handle a chi under 3lb! I would be scared they would break! 4-5 lbs is way small enough for me! Size or colour isn't that important to me now, I just want a nice standard boy next. I picked Feo to be a certain fur colour and he chews half of his fur off his body anyway.
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Post by Sarah on Jun 24, 2011 20:12:31 GMT
I don't see the fascination with smaller chis give me a 5lber any day!!! For me I want a
Dog to be a dog
U worry enough when out about mine and they're good sized girls pups make me
Nervous lol and small adults make me really nervous never understood why people want them
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Post by Lowenchi on Jun 24, 2011 20:27:55 GMT
Lol yeah same lolly is just over 3lbs and I wouldn't want another that small! She is the most spoilt tho and its totally to do with her size lol
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Post by millymolly on Jun 24, 2011 20:28:23 GMT
Archie is just 7 months old and weighs 3.4lb at the moment. He is my third Chi and all mine have been late teething compared to other breeds ive had in the past. He has all his top adult teeth now just needs the bottom canines to come through completely. Sorry this is the same pic of him as before but I'm having problems wth downloading some new pics on my pc at the moment (its more than likely me !!) Attachments:
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Post by Codi on Jun 24, 2011 20:39:36 GMT
I just think it would be fun to have one puppy size forever. Just one.
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Post by jesuschick on Jun 24, 2011 21:12:01 GMT
Our Mick was 5-5.5 lbs. He seemed small. Hope was 1.5 lbs. when we brought her home. That was too small. Now we have adjusted and their 3.5 lbs. seems normal...haha! They will get bigger, though.
Since we are being more specific than my first answer, I will add. (caveat: I neither show nor breed, I am just your average pet owner so my comments will be reflective of that status!).
I'd also love to have baby who is not fond of barking, welcomes new people and other pets, loves to sleep (can you tell I went from a 13 year old heart patient to 2 puppies??) and one who loves me more than she loves my husband!
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Post by Kristi on Jun 24, 2011 22:27:16 GMT
LOL I too would have a Pixie...hahaha I think Pixie is one of the "most requested"  |
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Post by Kristi on Jun 24, 2011 22:29:23 GMT
Gosh I don't think I could handle a chi under 3lb! I would be scared they would break! 4-5 lbs is way small enough for me! Size or colour isn't that important to me now, I just want a nice standard boy next. I picked Feo to be a certain fur colour and he chews half of his fur off his body anyway. Leah was impressively "sturdy" once she reached 2 lbs I never worried about her...and she's a daredevil! I wouldn't mind an adult that size some day, but one that size and healthy just often don't go hand in hand. I'd never seek it out, so to speak...I couldn't believe how TEENY TINY Lacey was at like 14 weeks old when I went to check on her for Kristy, it really shocks you, b'c they start to look like tiny dogs! |
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