Chihuahua Top 10 Facts ( You Need To Know )
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
- The Chihuahua, the smallest dog in the world, is named after the state of Chihuahua in Mexico and is believed by some to have been a sacred dog of the Aztecs. However, a dog not unlike the Chihuahua may well have existed in Egypt some 3,000 years ago.
In 1910, a zoologist found the mummified remains of a little dog in an Egyptian tomb that had the soft spot in the skull that is common in the breed. Chihuahuas have been known in Malta for many centuries, having arrived there from North Africa around 600 BC, and a Botticelli fresco (c.1482) in the Sistine Chapel in Rome includes the likeness of a Chihuahua.
There are two varieties of Chihuahua: the Smooth-coated and Long-coated, the latter having long hair of soft texture that is either flat or slightly wavy. The Chihuahua is an exceedingly intelligent dog that is affectionate, possessive, and makes a good watchdog in miniature.
Despite being generally thought of as a lapdog, it can walk as far as most owners would wish. Care must be taken on outings that it does not start a fight because it seems to imagine that it is enormous when confronted with other canines.
The breed is expensive to keep, and both Long-haired and Smooth-haired are fairly easy to groom, requiring only daily combing and brushing with a soft brush.
In this video, we going to take a look at some interesting and fun info about this quirky little breed in this list of Chihuahua's top 10 facts.
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Babygirl was a little long hair I had and she was my first pet. I loved her for years until I became pregnant.
Thank you! I often see my Chi digging into her bed and always wondered what's wrong with her. Lol
Digging into bedding is a common behavior among dogs, and it can have a number of different causes.
Some dogs dig into their bedding as a way to make a comfortable nest for themselves, while others may be seeking out a cooler spot to sleep or trying to create a cozy burrow.
Some dogs also dig into their bedding out of anxiety or boredom, or as a way to express pent-up energy.
If your Chihuahua seems to be digging into her bed frequently, it may be helpful to try to identify any patterns or triggers that are associated with this behavior.
For example, does she dig into her bed more when she's feeling anxious, or when she's bored and has nothing else to do?
Once you have a better understanding of why she's digging into her bed, you can take steps to address the underlying issue and help her feel more comfortable and secure.
In some cases, simply providing a comfortable and supportive bed that meets your Chihuahua's needs can help reduce the frequency of digging behavior.
Providing plenty of opportunities for physical and mental stimulation through play and training can also be beneficial, as can addressing any anxiety or behavioral issues that may be contributing to the problem.
With a little patience and understanding, you and your Chihuahua can work together to find a solution that works best for both of you!
Great video! Very helpful ! Thank you :)
Glad it was helpful Meg Finn! 😍
Do they grow afte 6 months?
Yes q
They grow after 6 months? Wow! Thanks for the informative comment Elizabeth Marrero. 😊
My friend has one and I told him to watch this video and share it! But I’m getting a golden retriever because I need a kid Friendly dog.
OK. French Bulldog is good with kids as well Jeet’s awesome adventure toys!
Yeah I prefer to get more bigger dogs.
Chihuahuas can be perfectly kid friendly as long as they aren't hurting it. It's purely the way you raise the dog