Who Should Own A Chihuahua?
After the release of the movie “Beverly Hills Chihuahua,” it’s likely lots of dog lovers hounded pet stores in search of the tiny breed, charmed by its petite stature and tiny bark. And although they are the world’s smallest dogs, Chihuahuas have big personalities, which can catch an owner off guard if they are not prepared. High strung and nervous, the Mexican-born Chihuahua is not an ideal choice for homes with small children, since the dog has no idea how small it is, and is quick to attack when provoked by sudden movements. Chihuahuas tend to become focused on their owner, and can be territorial and overly jealous of their owner’s other relationships. They don’t deal well with strangers, but if you socialize your dog at an early age it will be less stressed in new environments and not as prone to behaving aggressively. On the plus side, Chihuahuas are very affectionate and love attention, so a sedentary person with a willing and comfortable lap would be an ideal owner, making the C
