A good friend of mine's employee breed them. She (my friend) adapted one and he was a PITA. On the other hand the breeder had one she brought to the business and he was adorable. Never barked and for the most part and just stayed under the desk all day long and was happy to see people come in. So, I guess it's a crap shoot.

The male my friend had would stand on his front legs and pee. I though that was cool.

Thanks guys Here name is Tasie. Think Lasie with a T. She is fawn colored with a light black muzzle. Some mixed in yellow or golden in her coat. Very pretty and a sweet face. Ears and eyes are very communicative. No bark as of yet.

Our heeler mix female has been ok with her. A growler or two. The indoor cats have all been fine. A bit inquisitive but no issues.

Stopped and showed some family and she was great. Not overly shy and was affectionate.

So the transition home today has been good. The ride home was good. She looked out the window and ended it by getting in the back seat with our heeler mix.

She seems sweet so far. She seems like a fit and has a good home. She is on the couch right now.

Thanks guys for all the info and personal experience with them.

Yeah, I know about the pix thing.

The ladies down at the other end of the block have 9 of the yapping little shits. They raise hell every time I (or anyone else) walks by. One day, 3 of them escaped and came down the street and into my fenced yard when I was mowing (they fit through the net wire mesh). Fortunately I survived their vicious attack.

I never planned to have a dog as small as a chihuahua, then we ended up with my granddaughters little LuLu.
She’s great, a real character. She walks with the big dogs every day and there’s no quit in her.
She’s strong from all the miles she puts in so there’s been no physical issues. We don’t baby her.
Like someone said don’t let them get fat, she would eat a sack of food if you let her, she acts like she hasn’t eaten for a week at every meal.
If I’d had her as a puppy I would have taught her to let me brush her teeth, she flips out when I try and now at 8 years old she’s starting to have tooth problems.
She can walk on her front legs I’ll try to post a video.
Here she is with the pack.