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More than most other breeds, how a Chihuahua turns out depends largely on the genetic temperament
of his parents and grandparents (entire lines are social or antisocial) and how it is raised (socialization
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owner(s) can make a difference in the temperament of the pup. Ill tempered Chihuahuas can be easily
provoked to attack, and are therefore generally unsuitable for homes with small children. The AKC
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and in some cases may become over protective of the person, especially around other people or
animals, but may be attached to more.[citation needed] They do not always get along with other breeds,
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believe to have come from the supposition of Chihuahua's being descended from the inbreeding of wild
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of his parents and grandparents (entire lines are social or antisocial) and how it is raised (socialization
and training) when brought home. A Chihuahua must be chosen with care, as the temperament of its
owner(s) can make a difference in the temperament of the pup. Ill tempered Chihuahuas can be easily
provoked to attack, and are therefore generally unsuitable for homes with small children. The AKC
describes the breed as, "A graceful, alert, swift-moving little dog with saucy expression, compact, and
with terrier-like qualities of temperament." The breed tends to be fiercely loyal to one particular owner
and in some cases may become over protective of the person, especially around other people or
animals, but may be attached to more.[citation needed] They do not always get along with other breeds,
and tend to have a "clannish" nature, often preferring the companionship of other Chihuahuas over
other dogs. These traits generally make them unsuitable for households with children that are not patient
and calm. Although some chihuahuas do well with children, one must train their chihuahua by
introducing them to children at an early age.[citation needed] Chihuahua's have a little quirk of "denning"
themselves. Several new Chihuahua owners have been taken aback, when their little dogs start
burrowing themselves in everything from pillows, clothes hampers, and blankets. These little creatures
love their dens. You'll often find them under the covers in the beds right at the bottom of the bed, deep in
the dark and safety of what they believe is their den. It's a very noteworthy quirk of the breed, as often
with new owners, they can accidentally sit or lean onto these fragile little creatures. This den behaviour is
believe to have come from the supposition of Chihuahua's being descended from the inbreeding of wild
desert fox breeds in Mexico
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