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What Colors Do Chihuahuas Come In? Chihuahuas come in a wide variety of colors, both solid and merle, among them fawn, white, black, red, and chocolate.

Do Chihuahuas Have a Lot of Health Problems? Despite their diminutive size, Chihuahuas have a fairly sturdy construction, and are subject to relatively few major health problems — certainly fewer than may afflict other dog breeds. What Diseases are Chihuahuas Prone To? Eye problems: The Chihuahua’s large, protruding eyes make them prone to eye injuries including; …

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Chihuahuas live around 12-20 years.

Chihuahuas are extremely small, weighing 2-7 lbs and reaching 6-9 inches high.

How Much Do Chihuahuas Bark? Chihuahuas are territorial dogs, and usually only accept strangers once they’ve been proven acceptable by their owners. Like most dogs, they have a tendency to bark at loud noises and intruders. However, they can be discouraged from excessive barking with proper training and exercise. Are Chihuahuas Good with Kids? Chihuahuas …

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Like with any small breed, their small jaws make for weaker teeth. Regular teeth cleaning is essential for Chihuahuas. Their coat doesn’t take much grooming, even the long-haired varieties just need the occasional brushing.

There are two types: long-coated and smooth-coated Chihuahuas.

Chihuahuas shed less than other toy varieties. Their shedding is moderate overall, but nothing that a regular brushing can’t soothe!

How Much Does a Chihuahua Cost? You can adopt a Chihuahua at a much lower cost than buying one from a breeder. The cost to adopt a Chihuahua is around $300 in order to cover the expenses of caring for the dog before adoption. In contrast, buying a Chihuahua from breeders can be prohibitively expensive. …

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The Chihuahua has been around for centuries. There are Aztec carvings of the “Techichi” breed that look just like the modern Chihuahua. Dog historians have theorized that the modern Chihuahua is a result of cross-breeding small, hairless dogs from the Toltec Mexican tribe and the Aztec Techichi breed. Some others hypothesize that early versions of …

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