Mary Allen
#4 Of course, you have to take better care of the dwarf than larger breeds. He himself does not know that he is more vulnerable than the big ones.
For this reason, the Chihuahua is only recommended to a limited extent for families with small children. He is also rather out of place on a farm with large animals. Even if he can march up to twelve kilometers with the right training, he is not exactly the right companion for high mountain tours, even if you can pack him well in a backpack!
#5 Quite a few Chihuahuas have suffered a tragic accidental death because their owners were too careless, because their little legs and skull bones are very sensitive and break easily.
It is very suitable for older people who like to take care of it with a lot of time and attention. Not that he has to be packed in cotton wool, but you should always think about his size - he doesn't do it himself!
