Overall
Chihuahua is presented in the source record with notes about its overall build, balance, and general proportions.
Chihuahua
Chihuahua is a dog breed classified here as a toy breed originating from South America and commonly described as a toy dog.
Size超小型犬
Price1000-5500元
Origin南美
Life span13-14年
Full name
Chihuahua
Alias
Teacup Dog
Price
1000-5500元
Size
超小型犬
Origin
南美
Life span
13-14年
Height
15-23cm
Weight
15-23cm
Role
Toy Dog
Care
Easy to Raise (71% of voters)
Intelligence
第67名
Coat length
短毛犬
Scored traits
id
5
breed_id
3
Clinginess
2
Barking
5
Friendliness
3
city_adaptability
3
Shedding
3
Grooming need
1
Odor level
1
cold_tolerance
2
Drooling
1
Trainability
5
exercise_need
2
heat_tolerance
5
created_at
2026-05-18 10:15:03.000
updated_at
2026-05-18 10:15:03.000
Appearance and notes
Coat
The source record describes the coat texture, density, and grooming-related features of Chihuahua.
Color
The source record lists the common coat colors and markings seen in Chihuahua.
Head
The source record outlines the head shape, skull structure, and facial proportions of Chihuahua.
Eyes
The source record notes the eye shape, spacing, color, and expression expected in Chihuahua.
Ears
The source record describes the ear set, ear carriage, and ear length of Chihuahua.
Nose and Muzzle
The source record includes notes on the nose, muzzle, lips, and bite-related features of Chihuahua.
Tail
The source record describes the tail set, carriage, and overall tail shape of Chihuahua.
Chest
The source record describes chest depth, rib spring, and front-body structure in Chihuahua.
Neck and Topline
The source record includes neck length, topline, shoulder connection, and overall front-body balance for Chihuahua.
Forequarters
The source record outlines shoulder structure, foreleg alignment, and forequarter strength in Chihuahua.
Hindquarters
The source record outlines rear angulation, muscle development, and hindquarter movement in Chihuahua.
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