Chihuahua Breeder

[Lizmo]

Anyone know of a good Chi breeder in the AL, MS, GA, FL area?

Me brother is going to be getting a dog in the next year. He really likes the long haird chis and I think they would be a perfect match for him and his personality. He likes a dog he can play ball with and one that will cuddle p) with him while watching TV. Of course he is going to be getting lots and lots of lessons on how to groom, feed, care, ect for a dog from Lizzie and I.

I looked at the National Breed Club, but was not able to find any breeders =/

 

[jess2416]

Jessie might know

 

[Lizmo]

But she's gone for the weekend!

 

[jess2416]

Oh yeah I forgot

*blonde moments again* LOL

 

[Lizmo]

LOL, but but your not blonde That's me

 

[jess2416]

or maybe Foxywench ??

 

[Lizmo]

Ooo yeah....Where is she located again?

 

[jess2416]

She's in Connecticut but she has some long hairs and she still might know of someone down your way

 

[Lizmo]

Thanks, Jess

 

[jess2416]

Your welcome

 

[Zoom]

Vicky Bisard Ocklawaha FL

Peggy Chapman Macon GA

Patricia Chinchar Middleburg FL

David Cook 6845 Rivertown Rd. Fairburn GA
[email protected] 30213
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Sandra Cook 6845 Rivertown Rd. Fairburn GA


Leonard Daugherty Pooler GA

Jesus Dominguez Fort Meyers FL

Robert Elliott Augusta GA

Joe Eoff Olive Branch MS

That's just the first ones I ran across. To get their contact information, email or call
Southeast Region
Teresa Gleason ([email protected])
Marietta, GA
770.971.5496

All info taken from the Chihuahua Club of America's member listing. I don't know if they're good or not, but it's a place to start.

 

[FoxyWench]

http://members.aol.com/Wayann1234/index.html
Russelville AL.

ive never actually met or done buisnes with this breeder however another chi frined of mine has met her dogs and say they are beautiful and there breeding right with limited litters (despite having 4 females and 4 males in their program)
i looked over their site, their dogs are very nice and i do like the fact that they tell you how many points each has under its belt...

again ive never used this breeder myself and am going off the recomendation of another, but might be worth looking into.

http://www.prouxchihuahuas.com/
Panama city beach FL.
these guys come highly recomended by many!
they also provide ALOT of information on the breed on their webpage. ive actually met one of their puppies and he was an absolutly stunning dog with the perfect chi personality!
VERY limited breeding though so contact for waiting list/potential litter info.

those are the only 2 i can think of off the top of my head that ive heard good things about...
good luck in your search, chis are a wonderfull breed, BE WARNED...there adictive...i had 1...now i have 2 and my parents have one lol. and im getting another one in may lol.

 

[Lizmo]

Thanks Foxy! The first one I am kinda lerry of. They have some OLD dogs...that they are still breeding?

The second one look amazing *drools* But $1000 for a lap dog? Is that kinda steep?

 

[Zoom]

Lizmo, didn't you see my Cav thread where they were charging $1800?

 

[Lizmo]

Yeah, that's pricey.

But I guess I am used to looking at Working breeders

 

[Zoom]

Yeah, same here. These lap dogs are a whole new world for me!

 

[Lizmo]

Me too. I am used to seeing about $500 for pups, not $1000+

But I think it's worth it, they seem to put a LOT into there dogs.

 

[stevinski]

try asking at http://www.chihuahua-people.com/index.php?sid=25e89cb19744d3d363c540682371ff5e

bt on the other hand, i've seen proux chihuahuas before, and i've always like them!

 

[Brattina88]

I just wanted to say *be careful* purchasing a chihuahua in the FL area. There are A LOT of BYBs and puppymills... I've been told they're 'uber popular' down there

 

[FoxyWench]

there currently in the midst of a popularity surge so its definatly a breed to be carefull of.

proux chis are gorgeous, well bred and as ive said ive heard nothing but good things about them.
the average price for a well bred chi is currently averaging $800-$1200 here in CT. ive seen "pet quality" chis go for much less but there almost always from BYB's and in this breed it seems to definatly be a get what you paid for kind of thing.

the GOOD points about chis is when from a good breeder, they tend to be a very hardy breed. the only real medical problems there prone to are hypoglycemia, luxation and heart murmers, a good breeder tests for luxationg patellas in their stock, they also test for heart, and in well bred chis, after the age of 6 months the risks of hypoglycemia tend to drop dramatically. after that 6 month mark they tend to be very hard and again spend a little extra for a great breeder who does all the health tests and youll reward yourself with 15+ years of generally just routein checkups and the occasional teeth cleaning.
there a LONG lived breed in general living 15+ yrs, my granfather has a 20 yr old 2.5lb pet female whos never had a health concern in her life.

personally id have no problem paying out $1000 to proux for a good chi because id know im getting a wonderfull puppy.

you could also contact the breeder at proux chis and let them know what your looking for and they could probably point you in the right direction. i havent had much in terms of dealings with breeders down south as im up in CT.

i do agree though, be VERY warey of BYB's and mills due to the currently popularity of the breed.

theres no such thing as a "teacup"
and theres NO rare colours in chihuahuas.

if your looking for a pet puppy rather than a show baby make sure you let them know that, every breeder has "pet quality" pups in a litter and many will go cheaper. or even taking on a slightly older chi, vixie was almost 7 months when i got her.
these guys live so long that adopting an older chi has no effect on quality time.
they also bond VERY strongly to their person.


Zoom! your so right, my mother wants a cav king charles but there UBER expensive theres a breeder up her (good one) charging and getting over $2000 for pet pups and over $3000 for show.