In the story about the terrorizing Thanksgiving Day Chihuahua, I also owned the very same model. He bit everyone, including me; he dove out the window of my car at a big rig driving alongside me. I barely caught him and tossed him back in the car; he ran down a Harley and caused him to crash. In Mexico, they're known as land piranhas, so bravo to you and your husband. In their case, size simply does not matter, so don't let the smooth taste fool you. They're just as dangerous as any full-size dog and quicker than most. My brother and I have the scars to prove it.
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bc dogs will never abandon them
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Now I'm not sure what story involving a "Chihuahua demon dog" but, here's my answer to the topic:
"Why would Grandparents choose a dog over their grandchild?"...there are reasons as to "why"...
Because the dog (or dogs, pets in general) are always happy to see us (grandparents). We don't have to hear them complain about anything. They are grateful when given a gift (toy or treat). They don't call us horrible names or cuss us out. And they keep us company. We can talk to them and they don't stomp their feet or sigh loudly or disrespect us in any way...that's why.
"Why would Grandparents choose a dog over their grandchild?"...there are reasons as to "why"...
Because the dog (or dogs, pets in general) are always happy to see us (grandparents). We don't have to hear them complain about anything. They are grateful when given a gift (toy or treat). They don't call us horrible names or cuss us out. And they keep us company. We can talk to them and they don't stomp their feet or sigh loudly or disrespect us in any way...that's why.
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