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Sunday, December 12, 2010

Sunday At The Movies | Puppy Training

You've heard enough about Pedro, the chihuahua puppy, aka the lil' "terrorista". It's time I show you what Taz the Spaz is really about.

Enjoy the movie as you learn new puppy training techniques!


This is what all of us cats and dogs have to live with every day!
Twinkie

Saturday, December 11, 2010

Chihuahua Pictures | Pocket Chi

Look who's hanging out of M's robe pocket!








As for the rest of us, cats and dogs, we feel quite safe when the chihuahua puppy's constrained like that.

Twinkie

Friday, December 10, 2010

Twink Fix | Chihuahua Pictures

After reading yesterday's comments, I was left with no choice but to share with you . . .

Chihuahua Pictures of Twinkie and "The Hand
(not to be confused with the artificial hand-shaped dog leash)
Ready?

I'm may not be as visually appealing as Pedro, the chihuahua puppy, but I sure am cugly (cute + ugly)







If that isn't the definition for "cugly", I don't know what is!

Twink!

Thursday, December 9, 2010

How To Balance Using One's Ears

of the 
(yes, again, 'cause he looks adorable)








Ta-da

Twinkie

Wednesday, December 8, 2010

Chihuahua Puppy Pictures II

Chihuahua Pictures








Oh, the abuse ... Somebody call a wambulance for Pedro. For the record, I wish M would have left him hanging there, but instead she brought him back home where he proceeded to attack and bite all of us. He stole all the pieces of our new bully sticks, and our beloved cow hooves (a stuffed cow hoof is one of my favorite dog chews), and the . . .  He bit our faces, our ears; poor arthritic senior dog sees him coming and she starts to shake. The cats are attacked midair, then they come crashing down with the chihuahua puppy still attached to them. Yesterday, at puppy playtime, THIS chihuahua puppy made an 80lb bulldog bleed--true story. There's no puppy training el diablo. I think he's about to be kicked out of puppy playtime permanently. I'll keep you posted.

Twinkie

Tuesday, December 7, 2010

Chihuahua Puppy Pictures








I hope you enjoyed today's edition of our chihuahua puppy pictures. Yes, he is eating horse poo...

Twinkie

Monday, December 6, 2010

Odorless Bully Sticks

Two of our favorite dog chews are bully sticks and the Himalayan dog chew. Not only are both those dog chews relatively safe and natural, they also last a long time (our pack members' size range is from 4 to 58lbs).

Recently we placed an order for:


Rockys Choice THICK ODOR FREE 6 - 6 1/2 Inch Premium Bully Sticks - 5 Pack


The main complaints surrounding bully sticks are: the "material" (bull penis), the odor, and the price. The first complaint is the least important. Who cares, as long as they are sanitized properly and free of salmonella? The price is a real issue, but that depends on the size of the dog. Tiny dogs tend to take a long time to get through a 6" bully stick. In our experience, even middle sized (60lbs) dogs take quite a while to go through a bully stick, especially if it's the braided kind.

Rocky's Choice presented a solution that allowed us to start using bully sticks again in our home. They are indeed rather odorless. Some of us, just can't stand the special scent and give up on this rather healthy and prefered dog chew. Try Rocky's choice odorless ones. You'll be pleasantly surprised when you discover that you can breathe with your pooch chewing on his bully stick on your lap.

Twinkie


Caution: I need to remind you, that all dog chews and dog treats must be given under supervision!
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