Have You Ever Had A Glass-Top Dining Table. If So Can You Relate To This Photo?

@DrScissorhands we had a fat chihuahua-terrier mix dog with bug-eyes and he’d silently watch us eat and tears would form in his eyes. That’s the reason he was fat.

@cherokeepatti He knew how to work your emotions. 😂😂😂

@DrScissorhands Chihuahuas are always hungry. They can be asleep in a different part of the house but if you peel the wrapper off of a slice of cheese they’ll be at your feet within seconds.

@cherokeepatti I've never had one but I'd imagine they'd be some work to keep up with hahah

@DrScissorhands a lady tried to give me two chihuahua puppies. They were always begging for food even though I fed them good. Was afraid they would get diarrhea or something if I fed them very much more. I’d take them out into the back yard to play and watching them digging around and catching and eating roly-poly bugs…always wanting to eat something. I had to give them back, couldn’t keep up with them. And chihuahuas wouldn’t be my first choice for a dog if I got one. I’d get a poodle for a little dog or a golden retriever if I wanted a bigger one.

@cherokeepatti That's what I was afraid of. Spirited little things

@DrScissorhands chihuahuas are hard to house-break and two of them even harder. I think that’s why the lady was trying to give them to me, she also threw in a large cage, toys, pet food etc. And I know those puppies were not cheap. I gave them back to her. I was retired and home all day, you could take them out to use the bathroom several times a day and have them sleep in that crate to take naps but they’d come inside after being out for quite a while and then take a dump. Can’t handle cleaning up after them all day long after spending so much time taking them outside. Poodles are supposed to be the easiest ones to housebreak. We had one from a puppy and it seemed very easy. She might have had one accident total.