Dolittle Chihuahua Puppies AKC and CKC Top Quality Registered Chihuahuas located in the out skirts of Vancouver WA

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PLEASE SPAY AND  NEUTER YOUR PETS

 

If you have read pages on our site then you know how we here at Dolittle Chihuahuas feel about spading and neutering your pets it makes all puppies and dogs become "The very best they can be as your companion", and even its best for the health of your pet!   Its really important to have your puppies spayed and Neutered by 6 months of age so you can make sure their adult hormones don't start to kick in and take over!

By having the little boys start lifting their leg to potty and the little girls start to become the name we call our breeding females that start with a B___h and this is really no joke! Hormones can really make your sweet pet turn into a different dog altogether! This is one of the reasons some pets wined up in shelters!

Some people ask then why do you be a breeder? And leave your dogs un-fixed?

We as breeders are the ones that knowingly go through all the wiping up all those messes and picking up all those potty pads and placing female diapers on our girls and male diapers bands around our boys and taking them off so they can potty every two to three hours, males trying to breed every female in heat, their temper flaring when that are not able too, Even females humping females and getting mad with flaring tempers, then breeding the ones that must be bred, and keeping all those in house records, and sending in the paper work to the registries, then raising up the puppies and cleaning up after them too, then finding good families for each of them besides making sure they all are healthy so they can live a long life with those families.

No its not easy for us! But that is what we choose to do! Its to bring quality puppies for everyone to enjoy! And if you want to fully enjoy your pet, Please get it fixed !! then you can enjoy your puppy to the fullest! See we as breeders don't get to totally fully enjoy ours, until we decide to no longer breed them which is after we too take them in and spay or neuter them.

LOW COST SPAY ?? 

 We receive  many inquiries about where pet owners and pet caretakers can obtain low-cost or free spay/neuter surgeries, So Here are several resources to look into


 

ASPCA:  http://www.aspca.org/pet-care/spayneuter/
 
Pets911:  http://www.pets911.com/services/spayneuter/locations.php
 
Neuter/Spay Blogspot:  http://neuterspaywashington.blogspot.com/
 
Spay WA referral service:  http://www.spaywa.org/index.html
 
PAWS:  http://www.paws.org/cas/resources/fact_sheets_general/spayneuter.php

 


 

Male  vs. Female
  SPEAKING IN GENERALIZATIONS...

  • Male dogs tend to be lovable and playful.
  • Male dogs tend to be more outgoing, more actively affectionate, more "in your face."
  • Male dogs tend to be more stable and reliable in mood, less prone to emotional swings.
  • Male dogs tend to be clumsy and silly and prone to acting like over sized kids.
  • Male dogs can be easily distracted during training, as they just want to get to playtime!
  • Most male dogs lift their leg to urinate if they are not NEUTERED early at least by 6 months!

SPEAKING IN GENERALIZATIONS...

  • Female dogs leave their "scent" everywhere when in season if not spayed!
  • Female dogs tend to be very loyal. They're not just everyone's friend.
  • Females are more independent, stubborn, and territorial than their male counterparts.
  • Female dogs are prone to mood swings and be more emotional.
  • Females, when not spayed, also can MARK THEIR TERRITORY!


For every generalization there are always exceptions, but females don’t make better pets than male nor do males make better pets than females. One has to understand the differences and then decide which sex better suits their lifestyle.

 





 

 

 

 

 

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