Serious question.
While I was stranded in BF nowhere, we got a female chihuahua for free. We named her Midget, because in comparison to Duke, my German Shepherd, she is freaking tiny.
Well, I've been noticing that she shivers. A LOT. Why? It's not cold in here.
Anyone who knows why, lemme know. I'm curious.
Aren't they almost bald (Shut it GMSG) just most tiny dogs, (yorkshire terriers are the ones I usually now.) have long hair. Is it young?
I'm guuessing due to a lack of fur they get cold very easily. Even in human warm weather. Key word being HUMAN!!!
Rough guesstimation on her age is 1-2 years old.
Well, the thing is, I'm comfortable, Duke's panting like it's 110 degrees in here, and she's shivering like it's below zero.
(12-04-2008, 08:22 AM)Cowboy From Hell Wrote: [ -> ]Serious question.
While I was stranded in BF nowhere, we got a female chihuahua for free. We named her Midget, because in comparison to Duke, my German Shepherd, she is freaking tiny.
Well, I've been noticing that she shivers. A LOT. Why? It's not cold in here.
Anyone who knows why, lemme know. I'm curious.
Too much energy?
Tsss... a little late on the head thing.
She just bolted outside when we got home, a big no-no. Well, when she came back, she got the sheyat beat out of her. But, I don't feel a soft spot on the top of her head, so meh.
(12-04-2008, 01:21 PM)Cowboy From Hell Wrote: [ -> ]Tsss... a little late on the head thing.
She just bolted outside when we got home, a big no-no. Well, when she came back, she got the sheyat beat out of her. But, I don't feel a soft spot on the top of her head, so meh.
Oh c'mon she's very fragile. @_@;