This page is to ansewer some of the question's I have been asked in Emails, We do get alot of email's and this was it will be a bit easier for us.

Where are you located? Barrhead Alberta.It about an hour north/west of edmonton.   Will each puppy come with a health guarantee? Yes, every puppy that leaves my home comes with a health guarantee,First vaccinations, dewormed, and a puppy pack.   Can I come see the puppies? Yes, by appointment only when they are the right age.   Do you ship pups? No, Sorry I think it is to risky for the puppy.I just don't feel they would be safe. If you were to fly in and pick the puppy up that would be fine.   Do you breed Teacup chihuahuas? No! The teacup size is not a breed,We may have a runt or a chi that just a bit smaller then others, but all chihuahua are small some smaller then others, just like people you won't find two that are the same.   How big will my new puppy get? When the puppies are put on the site I will post their weight in oz and predicted adulthood size. To look at the Chihuahua growth chart click here

What is Hypoglycemia?

Hypoglycemia is a condition where the blood sugar level drops to an extremely low level, causing  'sugar shock.'  When levels of glucose in the blood drop rapidly, the body and brain are deprived of essential nutrients.  Results are weakness and seizures.  Usually this is due to stress, illness, lack of food, or by using up stored energy without it being replenished. Small Chihuahuas can be prone to this because they have such small digestive systems.

To prevent low blood sugar, small Chihuahuas should have small frequent meals and plenty of time to rest.  Another preventative for this is to feed your dog Nutrical, available from your Veterinarian or your local pet store. Nutrical gives your dog the vitamins needed with a single inch strip in the morning and in the evening.  Vanilla yogurt mixed in their food is also another good source.

There is not much warning when a dog is experiencing a hypoglycemic episode.But here are some signs to look for.If any of the signs come up please see your vet ASAP.

Signs of Hypoglycemia

lack of energy weakness head tilting "drunkenness" (unbalanced and walking funny) hunger restlessness shivering lack of muscular control, mostly around head and neck area disoriented convulsions or seizures coma