Chihuahua (Dog)

Chihuahua is pronounce chih-wow-wuh.

Chihuahuas are the smallest dog breed and are native to Mexico.
Chihuahuas come in many shapes and sizes and can grow up to 30-38 cm (12-15 inches) in height.
Chihuahuas are named after the Mexican state of Chihuahua.
Chihuahua puppies are often described as teacups, pocket size, tiny toy and miniature.
Chihuahua come in a variety of colours, most commonly fawn, red, cream, chocolate, white and black.

Chihuahuas often don’t like being around other breeds of dogs.
Chihuahuas like to live in den-like, dark, secure spots such as under beds or in baskets.
Chihuahuas often tremble when stressed, excited or cold.
Chihuahuas are sometimes fussy eaters, but wet or fresh food are most appealing to the dogs.
Chihuahuas normally have litters of 1-5.