It all depends on the breeder, it's generally cheaper to buy a non-standard chihuahua (or several) and let them breed without proper care and then sell the pups. No major investment in time and money and a reasonably steady income. Where a breeder breeding to standard may have $1500. to several thousands of dollars per dog in just the purchase price. Especially if they are breeding show potential or show guaranteed dogs. Then they have the vet visits, the genetic testing fees, the stud fees if they are breeding to one of their own dogs and on and on. Those people aren't breeding dogs to have litters and make money.
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Your welcome. He probably smells them if one is in heat, he will act like that. He is a beauty if only you didn't live in MD I would let Sybil breed with him. She is the black chi on my avatar. side profile. She is small (less than 6 lbs) I bet those would be cute chis. 
Your looking for "Head
A well rounded "apple dome" skull, with or without molera. Expression - Saucy. Eyes - Full, but not protruding, balanced, set well apart-luminous dark or luminous ruby. (Light eyes in blond or white-colored dogs permissible.) Ears - Large, erect type ears, held more upright when alert, but flaring to the sides at a 45 degree angle when in repose, giving breadth between the ears. Muzzle - Moderately short, slightly pointed. Cheeks and jaws lean. Nose - Self-colored in blond types, or black. In moles, blues, and chocolates, they are self-colored. In blond types, pink nose permissible. Bite - Level or scissors. Overshot or undershot bite, or any distortion of the bite or jaw, should be penalized as a serious fault. Disqualifications - Broken down or cropped ears.
Neck, Topline, Body
Neck - Slightly arched, gracefully sloping into lean shoulders. Topline - Level. Body - Ribs rounded and well sprung (but not too much "barrel-shaped"). Tail - Moderately long, carried sickle either up or out, or in a loop over the back, with tip just touching the back. (Never tucked between legs.) Disqualifications - Cropped tail, bobtail.
Forequarters
Shoulders - Lean, sloping into a slightly broadening support above straight forelegs that set well under, giving a free play at the elbows. Shoulders should be well up, giving balance and soundness, sloping into a level back. (Never down or low.) This gives a chestiness, and strength of forequarters, yet not of the "Bulldog" chest. Feet - A small, dainty foot with toes well split up but not spread, pads cushioned. (Neither the hare nor the cat foot.) Pasterns - Fine.
Hindquarters
Muscular, with hocks well apart, neither out nor in, well let down, firm and sturdy. The feet are as in front
This ACK standard. This is what you look for when breeding.
A well rounded "apple dome" skull, with or without molera. Expression - Saucy. Eyes - Full, but not protruding, balanced, set well apart-luminous dark or luminous ruby. (Light eyes in blond or white-colored dogs permissible.) Ears - Large, erect type ears, held more upright when alert, but flaring to the sides at a 45 degree angle when in repose, giving breadth between the ears. Muzzle - Moderately short, slightly pointed. Cheeks and jaws lean. Nose - Self-colored in blond types, or black. In moles, blues, and chocolates, they are self-colored. In blond types, pink nose permissible. Bite - Level or scissors. Overshot or undershot bite, or any distortion of the bite or jaw, should be penalized as a serious fault. Disqualifications - Broken down or cropped ears.
Neck, Topline, Body
Neck - Slightly arched, gracefully sloping into lean shoulders. Topline - Level. Body - Ribs rounded and well sprung (but not too much "barrel-shaped"). Tail - Moderately long, carried sickle either up or out, or in a loop over the back, with tip just touching the back. (Never tucked between legs.) Disqualifications - Cropped tail, bobtail.
Forequarters
Shoulders - Lean, sloping into a slightly broadening support above straight forelegs that set well under, giving a free play at the elbows. Shoulders should be well up, giving balance and soundness, sloping into a level back. (Never down or low.) This gives a chestiness, and strength of forequarters, yet not of the "Bulldog" chest. Feet - A small, dainty foot with toes well split up but not spread, pads cushioned. (Neither the hare nor the cat foot.) Pasterns - Fine.
Hindquarters
Muscular, with hocks well apart, neither out nor in, well let down, firm and sturdy. The feet are as in front
This ACK standard. This is what you look for when breeding.
Here are some pics i took of jamoka, i'm going to sign him up for ckc .
so does he fit what you talked about above?
he really wasn't standing up right for me :? :wave:
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so does he fit what you talked about above?
he really wasn't standing up right for me :? :wave:
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Hi, I seen some pics of him in the picture section and think he is gorgeous! I love his color. :wink:
I was curious how big he is? I know you have some interest in breeding him. In the pics he looked a little large, NOT a large dog, a large chi. Just curious how big he is, it totally could have just been the pics. :wink:
I was curious how big he is? I know you have some interest in breeding him. In the pics he looked a little large, NOT a large dog, a large chi.
Just curious how big he is, it totally could have just been the pics. :wink:1 - 20 of 23 Posts
