MICHAEL DREAM CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES
Small, – but mighty! – the Chihuahua is one of the world’s smallest breeds of dog, named (you guessed it) after the Mexican state of Chihuahua.
Thanks to their classic little domed heads, large round eyes and pint-sized bodies, these little pups are almost instantly recognisable. This, coupled with their fiercely loyal and lovable nature means it’s no wonder they make such popular, well loved companions across the United States and beyond!
Full of personality, these cute and spunky canines come with serious big-dog attitude! With the right pet parent and lots of love, time and socialisation, Chihuahua dogs make great pets, and we guarantee they’ll be forever loyal to their new mom, dad, or person.
WHY CHOOSE US?
Homebred Puppies
We’re not an ordinary kennel, we’re a home kennel, our puppies are raised with love, in the comfort of our home
Healthy Puppies
All our puppies are vet checked and up to date on all their shots. We make sure they are vaccinated on schedule.
Champion Bloodlines
We make sure our puppies are from champion bloodlines, that’s why we’re the best in the puppy breeding world.
Potty Trained Puppies
All our puppies are already potty trained, so you’re saved the stress on having to potty train them when they come.
Socialized Puppies
Our puppies are raised around other animals like hamsters and even cats, so they maintain composure amongst such animals.
Positive Reviews
You can see for yourself, all reviews about our home kennel are positive. We put in a lot of work.
Chihuahua Temperament & Personality
Chihuahuas are loving and loyal and make good pets for first-time owners.
These little dogs have big personalities and range from feisty and outgoing to shy and timid.
Intelligent and fiercely loyal to the people they love, Chihuahuas will happily accompany their owners anywhere and everywhere
Prone to separation anxiety, Chihuahuas will be happiest in households where there’s always someone around.
A big dog in a small dog’s body, a Chihuahua can be protective and vocal if not well socialized.
Chihuahua health
Chihuahuas are, for the most part, healthy little pups. That said, like other small breeds, they are predisposed to certain health conditions, including hypoglycemia, eye infections, heart conditions and patellar luxation (loose kneecaps). They’re also prone to dental problems, so dental chews and daily brushing are a must. Toy and teacup Chihuahuas, which are smaller versions of the typical Chi, are prone to even more health concerns as a result of their tiny size. As well as the above health problems, these small pups can suffer from bone fragility and growth issues, bladder problems, cranial soft spots, cleft palates, skin and neurological problems. Something to keep in mind, if you’re the pet parent of one of these little critters.
SOME OF OUR AVAILABLE PUPPIES
Poco - MALE
Price : $550 USD
Status : Available
Breed : Chihuahua
Sex : Male
Age : 12 Weeks Old
AKC Registration : Up-to Date
Vaccinations : Up-to-Date
Potty and Kennel Trained : Yes
Includes medical record, health guarantee, puppy kit, puppy food, endless joy! etc
Margot - FEMALE
Price : $550 USD
Status : Available
Breed : Chihuahua
Sex : Female
Age : 11 Weeks Old
AKC Registration : Up-to Date
Vaccinations : Up-to-Date
Potty and Kennel Trained : Yes
Includes medical record, health guarantee, puppy kit, puppy food, endless joy! etc
Frankie - MALE
Price : $550 USD
Status : Available
Breed : Chihuahua
Sex : Male
Age : 11 Weeks Old
AKC Registration : Up-to Date
Vaccinations : Up-to-Date
Potty and Kennel Trained : Yes
Includes medical record, health guarantee, puppy kit, puppy food, endless joy! etc
Hitotun- FEMALE
Price : $550 USD
Status : Available
Breed : Chihuahua
Sex : Female
Age : 12 Weeks Old
AKC Registration : Up-to Date
Vaccinations : Up-to-Date
Potty and Kennel Trained : Yes
Includes medical record, health guarantee, puppy kit, puppy food, endless joy! etc
What’s the ideal home for a Chihuahua?
As a small and highly adaptable dog breed, Chihuahuas can thrive in almost any type of home. They’re pretty happy in most places, as long as they have their pet parents around! That said, they do best in calm, quiet homes and are best suited to families without small children. They tend to prefer being in a single-pet household, however they can get along with other dogs and cats provided they are introduced in the right way and at an early age.
Thanks to their compact size, they can usually get all the exercise they need in a very small space – so with daily walks and regular playtime, a smaller city apartment should be a fine abode for these little cuties.