When did Teacup puppies and boutique start selling Chihuahuas?

When did Teacup puppies and boutique start selling Chihuahuas?

Here at TeaCups, Puppies and Boutique, we’ve been specializing in tiny Teacup Chihuahuas for sale in South Florida since 1999! Check out our image gallery below to view past and present Teacup Chihuahua puppies for sale by TeaCups, Puppies and Boutique!

Can a teacup Chihuahua live in an apartment?

Chihuahuas love to exercise and although their tiny teacup size makes them great for apartment living, they shouldn’t be confined to too small of a space. Teacup Chihuahuas are especially sensitive to the cold and may require a tiny dog sweater outside of warmer climates.

What should I do with my new teacup Chihuahua?

Consult your veterinarian for care recommendations. Whenever you get a new dog, it’s always best to have it checked out by a veterinarian. In addition, your vet can provide you with guidance about how to best care for your new teacup chihuahua, particularly since there are health problems associated with this type of dog.

Is it safe to ship teacup Chihuahua puppies?

Due to the delicate nature of our tiny Teacup and Toy Chihuahua puppies, we will not ship them alone in cargo under any circumstances. We do, however, offer a safe and sound hand delivery service of our Teacup and Toy Chihuahua puppies to out-of-state and international clients.

What’s the difference between a Chihuahua and a teacup?

The Teacup Chihuahuas are also their kin though they smaller in size compared to their Chihuahua cousins. Chihuahua dogs have two distinct varieties: the Smooth short-haired coats and the long-haired Long Coats. Another division among Chihuahuas and Teacup Chihuahuas is about the shape of their heads.

How old does a teacup Chihuahua have to be to be adopted?

When she is one year or over, she will be fully grown, and you can be sure about her dimensions. Check with the animal shelters, veterinarians and rescue groups in your area for a Teacup Chihuahua to adopt. However, dealing with an adult Chihuahua is harder than starting with a puppy.