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I grew up around many animals (dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters, birds, horses, monkeys and even a baby lion!) and at my adult age I decided to breed dogs and my choice has been for chihuahuas: small little dogs with great big heart and extremely smart.
 
I am a small hobby-show breeder, I breed for my pleasure and improvement for trying to produce show prospects and very typed chihuahuas not too big in size (max 5 lbs).
I breed very limitedly something like 3-4 litters per year, first because I have a small number of dogs and second because I don't want to abuse of my little darlings, that's not my aim, I respect them and their rhythmes also because they are little dogs with not many strenght at the moment they are giving birth and also after that when they are feeding puppies.
My dogs are first of all my passion and big part of my family and that is how I will keep it.
 
I spend time everyday playing and loving each one of my dogs and puppies so as to socialize them. They are raised with my children, my 2 cats and 3 mix dogs somebody "throw" like garbage when they were puppies...sadly we also have this in Italy..I save them from death and then haven't been able to find good people to look after them so finally kept them with me!
 
My dogs all get the love and attention they need and deserve, they are pampered and spoiled, they just are happy chihuahuas!!
They are also NEVER in cages but instead have big rooms with carpets, pillows and blanket where they can have a rest after having played in the yard all together.

Here's not a puppy mill but all a family!

I breed with head and heart, I don't breed for money but for love!
 
We are all involved in this, I mean all of my family, we all cry when we loose a puppy whether in birth or when they go to their new home. I always take news about my puppies who have gone.
 
My retired dogs stay with us till the end of their life, we are unable to give them after so many years spent together, also because it's very very hard to find good people who really loves animals here in Italy, though I'm italian, sometimes I feel ashamed to be.. french people are different with animals.. much better, I've been living in France for almost 15 years so I could notice the difference of behaviour with animals.
No one dog deserves to live in cages and chihuahuas less than all the others because they are very sensitive dogs and need to be close to their owners for being happy, they just live for you, they give you all of themselves.

Our older dogs don't deserve to move because they are getting old and become "unuseful" for breeding. They are still our pets and we love them too much for being able to let them go away, we have space enough for everybody!
Sometimes my mum tells me I'm not a real breeder but a chihuahuas "retirement house", but I don't care, I breed as I like, no one has to judge me, and if, with the years passing by, I'll have many many old dogs, doesn't matter, they will have their own privacy to be finishing their last years quiet between them and aside from the younger ones that may disturb them.
Yes, I do love my dogs, and my puppies will leave from here only after having deeply checked homes where they will have to go, if I don't feel good the person who would like one of my puppies, then I'll refuse. Sometimes people offers me much money for one of my puppies because they absolutely want it, but sometimes I refuse because I don't feel them good enough. I have to know the future owners of my puppies and judge if they have the skills to own a chihuahua which is quiet different then having other dogs....'CAUSE CHIHUAHUA IS...OVER THE DOG!!

 

 

Many thanks to all the persons who helped me starting this wonderful story,

 

Mrs Trochu,  from "Mini-Elidyle"

 

Mr Tondelli,  from "del Pasador"   

                                                                       

Mrs Ruggero,  from "del Passo del Turchino"

 

Mrs Gaeatani,  from "Bianca Gemma"

 

Mrs Jollivet,  from "des Berges de la Durance"

                                                       

 

 

                                                        Cinzia Bettelheim

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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