| At times, we may have some adults available to pet homes. These girls are fully up to date on vaccinations and dewormed, but they do still need to be spayed. We believe that people value things more when they invest something into them, and we want these beautiful dogs to be valued in their new homes, so we do ask a $150 rehoming fee for these dogs, but that money goes towards their spay and dental cleanings before they leave here. Most of these dogs are our retirees, but we may occasionally add a younger one that we kept but later decided not to add to our program for some reason. Each of these dogs has his/her own personality, peculiarities, likes and dislikes, so if you are interested in any of them, please don't hesitate to contact me to find out more about them. These babies are not rescues or in need of saving. They are wonderful dogs that deserve loving pet homes and have lots to offer prospective families. We would love to find wonderful pet homes for each one, but if we don't, that Chihuahua will live his or her life out here with us. We may be able to offer shipping for some of these babies, but we do reserve the right to refuse shipping if we deem it necessary. Shipping the adults costs a little more than shipping the puppies, and may vary by airline. |
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| Many people think that adopting an adult Chihuahua will be easier than raising a puppy, but that is not always true. Yes, sometimes you will have an easier time with an adult making the transition, but in many cases, adopting an adult is similar to adopting a puppy, and can even be more challenging for a number of reasons. Adult Chihuahuas already know an established routine, and have formed bonds with us. So, sometimes, it is difficult for them to change their routine. They will form bonds with their new families, but it may take more time than with a puppy. Also, even the best house trained adult may regress when going into a new home. For this reason, we will be equally as picky about where we place our adults as we are about where we place our puppies. You must be aware that you are not necessarily getting a "ready made" companion with these babies, and be willing to put in the work that may be required to help these precious dogs settle in to your family well. Believe me, these dogs are well worth the work! They have tons of love and affection to give the right family. |
| Falina is one of our more petite little ladies, weighing just 5 pounds. She will turn 6 years old at the end of 2020. She is a gorgeous steel blue color with no tan points, though she does have a bit of white on her. Falina is a quirky girl with a docile temperament. She's not a dominant personality, but not especially submissive either. She is pretty even tempered, and not over active, though she does have plenty of energy. She's just not a hyper girl. She should be a good lap dog once she settles into her new home. This little sweetheart is crate trained, but may need some help with house training. Miss Falina will need some time to warm up and adjust. She's a lovely little girl, but she is a bit shy. She will need consistence and patience to settle in to her new home and routine, but I'm certain she will be a wonderful pet for someone who is willing to devote the time and effort to her. |
| We have no retirees at this time, but we never know for sure when we will have more, so please check back often! |