All about Chilling with Chihuahuas
Strong Foundation
My puppies are raised with intention from day one. They come puppy pad trained, respond when called, and naturally follow their people. I believe Chihuahuas should be well-socialized, confident, and affectionate. I work very hard to give them that strong foundation.
Early confidence
Our puppies have been introduced to short periods of time alone at their early development, helping them to grow in confident, well adjusted companions. this early routine supports independence and helps reduce stress when transitioning to their new homes. Each puppy is gently guided toward sleeping independently through the night, without whining or crying, so both you and your new baby can enjoy peaceful rest from the start.
socialization
I also begin early enrichment training to stimulate their growing minds. Through age-appropriate toys and activities, they build confidence, curiosity, and problem-solving skills. My family and friends are involved in the socialization process as well, giving each puppy loving interaction and exposure to different people and experiences.
More than a puppy-A family member
A loyal companion, a best friend, and a cherished part of your family for years to come ❤️
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Registration
Many of our puppies are eligible for registration through *American Kennel Club (AKC), Continental Kennel Club (CKC), or American Canine Association (ACA). Registration will be provided with each puppy when applicable.
Puppy Pad Training
Our chihuahuas are introduced to puppy pad training at an early age to help build good lifelong habits. We keep their environment clean and well-maintained, with bedding changed readily to ensure comfort, cleanliness. Starting puppies in a clean environment helps them to continue those good clean habits as they grow and transition into their new homes.
Tiny Milestones
Each week brings a new set of tiny milestones! We take cute little photo shoots, to watch them grow. We weight our puppies and chart them to follow their growth journey as well. It’s a joyful way to see them flourish, stay healthy, and estimate their adult weigh.
Taking your puppy home
Congratulations On Your New Puppy! Now what?
Your puppy has already started potty training, but remember—all puppies will have accident. As they adjust to their new home, they will get better at fixing their pad. keeping them in a smaller area at first will help.
Creating a safe place for puppy is very helpful. A pen or large crate with a puppy pad, food, water, and a bed works wonderfully this gives your puppy a safe “bedroom” and keeps them safe when you cannot supervise them.
They are teething, puppies love to chew, so please “ toddler proof” your home before they arrive. Have plenty of toys ready so you can redirect them when they chew on things they shouldn’t - including your fingers!
Your puppy is a very small Chihuahua. Some are not even 2 pounds. Because of their tiny size, they don’t have extra body fat, which Puppies need to help regulate their blood sugar, because of this your puppy will need food with him all times.
Our Puppies are already started on a healthy, consistent diet here before going home. We also send a bag of their current puppy food with each puppy to help make the transition as smooth as possible. We recommend slowly mixing the new food in overtime so their tummy can adjust comfortably.
The first couple of days at home are a big adjustment for your new puppy. It’s very normal for them to be a little more tired than usual, sleep a lot or whine briefly as they get used to their new surroundings. Sometimes they may also have a mild on upset stomach, or loose stool due to stress. They may also be a little sore at their injection site from their vaccinations.
