|
|
|  How We Care For Our Pets | These dogs are very people dependent dogs requiring a lot of attention. We treat each and everyone of these puppies as members of our family. We talk to them, play with them and include them in almost everything we do. As members of our family, or our "four-legged children", we do everything we can to make sure they are happy and healthy. They have all the bones and toys they could wish for, and all the love and attention they want. We make sure they always make their routine vet appointments, and another way we show our love and concern for our dogs, is to provide them with proper dog food and treats. If we did not love or care about them as much as we do, we would not treat them so well. Because our pets are completely dependent upon us, taking care of their physical, nutritional and health needs is the best way we can care for them to insure a long and active life. As pet owners, we have different ways of showing our love for our pets but in all seriousness these pups need to be in a home that they are not going to be left alone for hours at a time and because of their smaller stature over handling is not recommended. They require a lot of love and affection with little work, although If they are not kept entertained they will become bored and they will find their way into mischief. The dog has long been considered as “Man’s best friend.” When dogs are properly cared for from the time they are puppies, they will grow to live a good healthy life. Proper care and attention will earn you undying loyalty and love from your canine friend. Dogs are primarily different from other household pets for two main reasons: social attachment to humans, and physical temperament Dogs are social creatures – the bond they form with humans is uncommon to other domesticated animals. Their friendly and protective natures make them ideal companions to humans. Dogs are varied in their temperaments and have been bred to enhance specific characteristics. Because of their varied physical sizes and temperaments, it is very common for a pet owner to find a type dog that meets their emotional needs – there is pretty much a dog for any type of personality out there. Thinking about purchasing a Pom Chi Terrier? Then read our breed profile including a brief description, information on height, weight, color, coat, temperament, grooming, activity and history. Purchasing a new puppy is a commitment that may last ten or more years so please educate yourself on the Pom Chi Terrier breed, including all stages of their life from puppy hood to older dog. Ask yourself will I be a good owner? Do I have the time it takes to train a new puppy? Do I have the resources to give my new dog a rewarding life?. Do I have a local veterinarian that I can take my new dog to? Do I have a groomer or can I do the grooming myself on a regular basis? Fundamental requirements for a being a good Pom Chi Terrier owner; - properly feed your new dog,
- house them comfortably
- train them in basic obedience.
- love and care for them endlesslly
- Proper vet care
- Patience and compassion
- Rules, boundaries & limitations
It is required that you sign a contract when purchasing a puppy so that there will be no misunderstandings on the arrangements made. Then you may bring home your new Pom Chi Terrier and enjoy as "there is no greater love then a dog's devotion." |
Home / About Us / Contact Us / Playful Pics Gallery / New Puppy Gallery / Adoption Contract / Schedule an Appointment / Site Map | |
| Puppy History | Pom Chi Terrier |  A Pom Chi Terrier is a hybrid that is a cross-breed of a Pomeranian, Chihuahua and Terrier and may demonstrate any combination of traits from those three breeds. Hybrids have become very popular in the past few years. They play a big role in the current designer dog trend. Possessing a sweet and intelligent expression, the Pom Chi Terrier is short in stature, cobby, and muscular. They are well-balanced, elegant and bold. The Pom Chi Terrier is affectionate, lively, and loyal. They do best in homes with olde peopler or considerate children. They are not recommended for homes with other rambucious children. They are suspicious of strangers and will alert their family to visitors or out of the ordinary sounds. Pom Chi Terrier's are aggressive and fearless and may bark incessantly. They are alert and typically become attached to one particular family member. Early socialization and obedience is recommended. The Pom Chi Terrier will not respond to harsh or heavy-handed methods. Training must be done with firmness, fairness, patience, and consistency The Pom Chi Terrier is well suited for apartment living. They are very active indoors and should have a variety of safe toys to play with. They enjoy securely leashed walks. A harness is recommended to prevent trachea damage. They also enjoy off-lead play time in a securely fenced yard.
|
| Chihuahua | The Chihuahua (affectionately called 'Chi') may descend either from tiny, hairless Chinese dogs or the South American 'Techichi', a favored pet which was buried with the deceased in the hope they would lead the way to the afterlife. Modern Chihuahuas hail from Chihuahua, Mexico. They are the smallest dog breed and the oldest North American breed. They rocketed to popularity in the U.S when famous Latin musician Xavier Cugat made a Chihuahua his constant public companion, and remain extremely popular to this day. Famous Chihuahuas include the Taco Bell Chihuahua, Ren from 'Ren and Stimpy', and Ducky, the 2007 ‘Guinness Book of World Records’ winner for ‘World's Smallest Living Dog’. |
| |
|