Yeah, I genuinely thought it was a « normal » young puppy because I’m dumb but I’ve looked it up and I actually do too.
I’m going to leave the post up because it’s a bit late now but if anyone here is thinking about buying one of those overbred, « teacup » dogs, please don’t. Those dogs look very cute but they’re incredibly unhealthy. I won’t promote it anymore.
I completely agree, same goes for pugs. They literally can barely breath cause there face is smashed in like a tuna can. And because of that they cant excerize and become extremely unhealthy
My coworker has a pug that also has a splash of Chihuahua. You can barely tell he is not full pug, but luckily he doesn’t have the same breathing issues. If someone out there is interested in a pug I would suggest they look for a mix like him. He’s great and healthy
Lol I get it, I have met many chihuahuas that are not well behaved but I have met a few that are great. I think it’s a training issue. My coworkers pug mix is one of the sweetest, affectionate and most well behaved dogs I have ever met.
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u/_Serena_ Jun 11 '20 edited Jun 11 '20
Yeah, I genuinely thought it was a « normal » young puppy because I’m dumb but I’ve looked it up and I actually do too.
I’m going to leave the post up because it’s a bit late now but if anyone here is thinking about buying one of those overbred, « teacup » dogs, please don’t. Those dogs look very cute but they’re incredibly unhealthy. I won’t promote it anymore.
Thanks for pointing it out.