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On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 08:13:56 -0500 Don whittled these words:
I have two litters of puppies some black and white and some fawn color. Have had first shot and have been wormed. These puppies are seven weeks old. If you are a person looking for a puppy let me make a suggestion about deciding whether an advertisement is worth your time. Generally an advertiser chooses to include those things that are of importance to the potential buyer. Most of us who have pets care much more that our pets are healthy and of good temperament than what color they are. So if you are looking for a healthy pet with good temperament look for a breeder who also values that. A breeder who advertises color and says not a word about health or temperament is not a the best prospect for a carefully bred puppy. An educated chihuahua buyer would know to ask a breeder what steps they've taken to reduce the risk of patellar luxation in the puppies. An educated breeder would be able to give a good answer and would also be prepared to discuss the risks of other common problems. http://www.geocities.com/Petsburgh/P...adiseases.html http://www.vetcentric.com/magazine/m...20Chihuahua%85 Diane Blackman |
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