Someone Please Answer My D*a*m*n Question!!!
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I think the best thing to do would be to take your girl to the vet and get her all checked out.. even if she is pregnant you can have her spayed now and this will also abort the pregnancy.. pregnancies for chis can be VERY dangerous.. they can even die trying to give birth.. Please get her spayed ASAP 
How many times have we had this conversation? And how many of those conversations were about Chihuahuas?
That was, though, without a doubt, the rudest way anyone has ever asked that question.
You've gotten the best possible advice. I suggest you read through the threads in this section of the forum and learn about responsible breeding vs. backyard breeding.
That was, though, without a doubt, the rudest way anyone has ever asked that question.
You've gotten the best possible advice. I suggest you read through the threads in this section of the forum and learn about responsible breeding vs. backyard breeding.
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Unless you have experience as a breeder then it is very unwise to allow your dog to continue this pregnancy. Combining a small breed, a very young dog, and pregnancy is likely to end in serious complications for your dog, possibly even death. Even an experienced breeder would recognize the problem here (and wouldn't have allowed this to happen in the first place).
Uh, I think your "D*a*m*n Question" has been answered. Take her to your vet and get his advice, which will most likely be about the same as you got here. You are endangering your dog and should've been more careful. Before you decide to breed again, take Renee's advice and get educated. Takes a lot more than having a male and female to think about breeding, especially Chihuahua's.
Good luck, hope your dog will be ok.
Good luck, hope your dog will be ok.
Wow, so new and oh so rude! That title showed lack of maturity, something that is needed in huge amounts when thinking about breeding.
If you purchased 2 Chi's for breeding and were aware that 8 months was too young to breed, why the heck leave them together?
If you want to breed do some more research, so you know when ideal breeding age is, how long is a gestation period, the possible consequences of breeding etc.
Its not just put them together then 2 months later you have puppies! Its much more than that, and alot of times chi's become agressive and reject their puppies.
Your young mom is very likely to do just that. Good luck with them and all I can say is I hope she doesnt die on you just because you were irresponsible enough to want them to breed
If you purchased 2 Chi's for breeding and were aware that 8 months was too young to breed, why the heck leave them together?
If you want to breed do some more research, so you know when ideal breeding age is, how long is a gestation period, the possible consequences of breeding etc.
Its not just put them together then 2 months later you have puppies! Its much more than that, and alot of times chi's become agressive and reject their puppies.
Your young mom is very likely to do just that. Good luck with them and all I can say is I hope she doesnt die on you just because you were irresponsible enough to want them to breed
I agree with all !!! This is WAY too young for a litter !!! If you HAVE to have a litter, talk to your vet as to when she can have her pups removed surgically and pts before they take a breath . Sad that you have put your female and a litter through such peril because of irresponsibility . Yes, we're harsh..... but your thread openner was rude !
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