The discussion centers around the introduction of a new Papillon/Chihuahua mix puppy to the family, following the owner's existing dog, Riki. The puppy, which has yet to be named, is described as adorable and energetic, quickly bonding with Riki. Participants express their affection for the puppy and share humorous observations about the dogs' interactions. The conversation also touches on the characteristics of both breeds, highlighting the puppy's potential coat development and playful nature.
PREREQUISITESPet owners, dog trainers, and anyone considering adopting a puppy, particularly those interested in small dog breeds and their care requirements.
Actually I was pullling that out of memory as a quote from Napoleon. That was supposed to be his reference to Wellington's army, just before the battle of Waterloo.i_wish_i_was_smart said:thx to Evo to correct the french you used... for shame at least bablefish it lol...
and to Evos sig... have you ever snowmobiled in the tundra... its beyond this world the tundra is so messed its not even funny
I hope so. The one thing I don't like about Chihuahuas is their skimpy coat. They're such tiny dogs that short hair just always leaves them looking like starving waifs, even if they are well-fed. If she gets a papillon coat, she'll be absolutely, irresistably adorable! (Well, she is already, but who can resist a puppy?) I hope you're ready for high energy too!Integral said:Aren't those ears something!
We can see a lot of the Chihuahua in her face and body. She does have some signs of the Papillon fur ruffs so perhaps she will grow into something like Riki's coat.
i just get edgy when it comes to people screwing up my lovely beautiful lanuageIntegral said:Actually I was pullling that out of memory as a quote from Napoleon. That was supposed to be his reference to Wellington's army, just before the battle of Waterloo.
Did we also take a small bite, bigger then we can chew?