20 Things All Chihuahua Owners Must Never Forget

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These 20 important reminders should serve you well as awesome Chihuahua owners… if you want to go to the top of this article to view the post from the very beginning, GO HERE.

7. Comfort me when I’m scared.

You know a lot more about loud noises, strange people, and new places than I do. I need to know that you’ll protect me from them. I always feel safer when I’m with you.

Chihuahua scared

8. Remember that I’ll never forget how you treat me.

Teach me that humans are made of love, not pain. And don’t ever let me forget it.

Chihuahua and child

9. Come outside with me.

The sights, sounds, and scents of nature are some of my greatest pleasures in life. I don’t care if we play, go for a walk, or just sit under a tree together — I want you to experience them with me.

Chihuahua walk

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1,096 thoughts on “20 Things All Chihuahua Owners Must Never Forget”

  18. Suzanne Scott

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    Don’t ever feel you let him down! I couldn’t do it with my first dog…..I was too upset. My other dogs I was there-but I cried so hard I got myself sick. Your baby knows you loved him…that’s all that matters.

  19. Sandra Jordan Creel

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    I lost my Sophie in June she was 12.5. We knew she was dying and wanted her to be at home when the time came. I woke up that morning and saw her breath was very slow. I called my son to get her, she took her last breath with his hand around her. He brought her to me I wrapped her in her blanket and held her close. I’ve had 3 chihuahuas and have lost 2 my heart was broken when they died. Forever Cheche and Sophie in my heart.

  36. Linda Town

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    Lost my little tough guy peppi July of this year. He was almost 17. Chi’s are so precious. My husband & I both miss him terribly. Number 20 about broke my heart. I held him when they put him to sleep. Hardest thing I’ve ever done.

  40. Mary Johnson

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    Not to mention their tiny size, who could raise a giant hand to these little darlings? They are so precious and small, I can’t even imagine how it must look or feel to them to be struck by a giant human hand. I just can’t stand anyone who would abuse animals, but tiny Chihuahuas? They deserve a special place in hell.

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