I definately think you should ask whats the worst she will do is say no..........give it a try plus with the extra 100 quid you can buy him some more new stuff..................lol do you have any new pics so we can see his colour now :wave:
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Last month I had 2 pups(not Chi's) that I had one regular size and one super super tiny teacup and I sold them both the same price. The teacup lady was bursting she was so happy 
LOL I have to admit I wanted to tell her the poor thing didn't make it... just so I could keep her myself. Drats its tough having a conscience sometimes.
LOL I have to admit I wanted to tell her the poor thing didn't make it... just so I could keep her myself. Drats its tough having a conscience sometimes.
The lowdown on the blues
Hi Gembabes,
My Scooter Wooter is a blue, and I did a lot of research before I bought her. I'm going to give it to you straight Blues are not rare, and don't be fooled by anyone who tells you different or tries to hike up the price because of it. While they are not rare, it doesn't mean they're super common either. I mean, you'll probably see as many of them as black and white chis, but not as frequently as say, fawn color or black and tan.
In addition, (and this is something you'll want to know) since blues are a black and tan dilute (this is a part of their genetic make up) they are prone to thin hair and other skin conditions. Personally, my blue is almost bald on the top of her head and her hair is thinning around her shoulders. I knew all this when I bought her, but when she was 8 weeks old, her hair looked full all over. It wasn't until a month ago that her fur started to really thin on her head. We took her to the vet and he said it might be a seasonal allergy.
So, like I said, it's a mixed bag. Just because the chi is blue, it doesn't necessarily mean that its hair will thin or he'll have allergies, but it's more likely than if you got another color. Also, ask what color the parents are. It's bad to breed two blues together. Weak genes.
We love Scooter Wooter, bald or not, and we're optimistic her hair will grow back in the fall and winter! And even though her head looks like a cue ball now, we still get mugged by people when we walk down the street about how adorable she is.
Let us know what you decide! :wave:
Hi Gembabes,
My Scooter Wooter is a blue, and I did a lot of research before I bought her. I'm going to give it to you straight
Blues are not rare, and don't be fooled by anyone who tells you different or tries to hike up the price because of it. While they are not rare, it doesn't mean they're super common either. I mean, you'll probably see as many of them as black and white chis, but not as frequently as say, fawn color or black and tan. In addition, (and this is something you'll want to know) since blues are a black and tan dilute (this is a part of their genetic make up) they are prone to thin hair and other skin conditions. Personally, my blue is almost bald on the top of her head and her hair is thinning around her shoulders. I knew all this when I bought her, but when she was 8 weeks old, her hair looked full all over. It wasn't until a month ago that her fur started to really thin on her head. We took her to the vet and he said it might be a seasonal allergy.
So, like I said, it's a mixed bag. Just because the chi is blue, it doesn't necessarily mean that its hair will thin or he'll have allergies, but it's more likely than if you got another color. Also, ask what color the parents are. It's bad to breed two blues together. Weak genes.
We love Scooter Wooter, bald or not, and we're optimistic her hair will grow back in the fall and winter! And even though her head looks like a cue ball now, we still get mugged by people when we walk down the street about how adorable she is.
Let us know what you decide! :wave:
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