Florida Teacup & Pocketbook Chihuahuas From Breeders

Meet Chichi!

One puppy is pawsome… but two puppies? Double the tail wags, double the love!

If you like one of our beautiful Chihuahua puppies, please click below on the “Inquire About Puppy” button and fill out the form. We ask that you follow with a phone call to ensure that your email has been received. Our beautiful Chihuahua puppies come with a health certificate along with a genetic guarantee and vaccinations. We can hand deliver the puppy with our Nanny Service for a low fee.

Chichi is a stunning Teacup Chihuahua with short legs and body. This little baby has really small and cute ears. He is a very pretty and special little boy.

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If you’re interested in this puppy, click “ASK ABOUT ME” to send us an email and be sure to include your phone number. After emailing, please call 954-270-3284.

We offer hand delivery for a low fee, or you’re welcome to visit us in person.

$500 OFF your 2nd puppy

Lately, more and more families are choosing to bring home two puppies instead of one. It’s such a wonderful way to give them companionship and constant playtime. Each person in the family gets their own little snuggle and kissing buddy, and the puppies grow up happier, more confident, and easier to train when they have a friend by their side. Plus, you’ll save $500 on your second puppy, and the second puppy ships for free!

Sex : Male
Price : $1,950.00
Color :
Birthday : 12 weeks old
# : CHIHUAHUA MALE TEACUP CHICHI $1,950.00 #1227

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Chihuahua Information

Chihuahuas have large, round eyes and large, erect ears set in a high, dramatically rounded skull. A graceful, alert, swift-moving compact little dog with saucy expression. The Chihuahua’s coat can come in many colors and patterns, and may be long or short. These dogs have huge personalities. They have a terrier-like demeanor and are alert little dogs with a big-dog attitude.
Chihuahuas have thin hair and are not adapted to cold temperatures. Though small in size, they like plenty of exercise given their abundant levels of energy. However, their stature makes it possible for them to become targets of larger animals or birds of prey, so they need to be monitored while outside. Likewise, young children will need to handle these fragile dogs with care.
Named for the Mexican state of Chihuahua, this breed was registered by the American Kennel Club in 1904. Before this they were not commonly found in areas outside of Mexico. They were bred for various purposes, including companionship, rituals, and food. They are believed to be descendants of the ancient Techichi dog.