Chihuahua Smooth Coat Dogs & Puppies for Sale

The short coat Chihuahua is one of the oldest naturally occurring dog breeds on the planet. These intelligent, affectionate dogs are believed to be the descendants of Techichi dogs, which were the canine companions of the Ancient Mexican civilisation known as Toltec. Today, short-haired Chihuahuas are loved for their playful natures and adorable, petite appearance.

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Romeo - A Chocolate Smooth Coat Chihuahua Puppy for Sale

Romeo

Chihuahua (Smooth Coat)

£2,400

Gender: Male

Age: 93 Week

Colour: Chocolate

Coat: Short

Type : Show Potential

Date of Birth: 15-08-2021

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Maggie - A Charming Black Chihuahua Puppy for Sale

Maggie

Chihuahua (Smooth Coat)

£1,600

Gender: Female

Age: 92 Week

Colour: Black

Coat: Short

Type : Family Pet

Date of Birth: 22-08-2021

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Cody - A Short-Haired Chihuahua Puppy for Sale

Cody

Chihuahua (Smooth Coat)

£2,500

Gender: Male

Age: 92 Week

Colour: Cream

Coat: Short

Type : Show Potential

Date of Birth: 24-08-2021

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Lulu - A Confident White Chihuahua Puppy for Sale

Lulu

Chihuahua (Smooth Coat)

£1,500

Gender: Female

Age: 92 Week

Colour: White

Coat: Short

Type : Family Pet

Date of Birth: 24-08-2021

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Meet the Smooth Coat Chihuahua 

The Chihuahua (short coat) is a small, stocky dog with a rounded skull (defined as ‘apple head’ or ‘apple-dome’ by dog breed registries), short muscular legs, and large erect ears that sit high on the head. Chihuahua’s can also have deer-shaped heads however, the apple shape is preferred under the Kennel Club breed standard. Interestingly, ‘apple head’ Chihuahua’s are the only dogs born with incomplete skulls, as they have soft areas (also known as Moleras) where the bones have not fully fused together. Short-haired Chihuahua’s are slightly longer than they are tall, and have medium-length tails that sit high up on the back. These dogs also have large rounded eyes that are usually dark in colour, and short, pointed muzzles with well-defined jawlines. They tend to hold their necks slightly arched and their lean shoulders sit well back on the body, with their front legs positioned well under the chest. This allows for a wide range of movement and flexibility.

A short-haired Chihuahua’s coat is smooth and lies close to the body. Coats can come in a range of colours including chocolate, blue sable, cream, tri-colour, and white.

The short-haired Chihuahua is considered to be the smallest dog breed in the world, with a maximum weight of 2.7kg and reaching heights of no more than 23cm.

Chihuahua Temperament (Short Coat)

The short-haired Chihuahua is a big personality in a small package! They are known to be highly devoted to their owners but can become slightly aggressive and overprotective if they are not trained properly from a young age. They are fast, agile, and alert little dogs, that have no problem standing up for themselves when they need to. These dogs do not realise they are small! Short-haired Chihuahua’s love to play games such as fetch and are generally easy to train due to their high intelligence. They will happily curl up on the laps of their favourite people on occasion however, they are not considered to be lapdogs. Short-haired Chihuahua’s are rambunctious and energetic so they need plenty of stimulation to remain happy.

Short-haired Chihuahua’s can be nervous around strangers and new environments, often resorting to defensive tactics when they feel uneasy. But with appropriate training and commitment from their owners, these spirited little dogs can become lifelong affectionate companions. They generally get along well with other dogs as long as they have been introduced slowly. However, they may not be suitable for households with shy cat breeds or other small companion animals that may not be able to handle a Chihuahua’s bouncy temperament! Short-haired Chihuahua’s love the attention they receive from older children but you must be careful with young children as Chihuahua’s have been known to lash out when play gets too rough.

10 Reasons to Add a Short-haired Chihuahua to your Family

1. They are devoted companions: Short-haired Chihuahua’s love the attention they receive from their owners, whether that’s regular play sessions or a bit of fussing. They form incredibly strong bonds with their families and are known to be very loving to their favourite people.

2. Their clown-like personalities: Short-haired Chihuahua’s are great fun to be around! They love to dive under the bed sheets with you and dash up and down the hallway licking everything in sight! They have even been known to dance on their back legs!

3. Their high intelligence: Short-haired Chihuahua’s are smart dogs so they generally enjoy the mental stimulation that comes with clicker training or learning commands. However, bear in mind that these dogs also have a bit of a stubborn streak!

4. They are low maintenance on the grooming front: These dogs have short, close-lying coats which makes them easy to groom. A brush once a week is suitable for this breed and they shouldn’t need bathing more than once a month.

5. Their adorable appearance: These dogs have a very sweet and endearing look, with their large pointy ears, short stocky frame, and large round eyes that will have you melting at their cuteness.

6. They don’t require long walks: Due to their small frame and short legs, short-haired Chihuahua’s do not need much exercise. A one-hour walk once a day is enough for these dogs.

7. They are interactive: These dogs love to play games with the family and enjoy receiving attention at any time of day!

8. They get along well with older children: Short-haired Chihuahua’s make great pets for families with older children as they enjoy playing games, and they will keep your kids entertained with their silly antics!

9. They are adaptable: These dogs are known to adapt well to a range of environments and lifestyles. Their small size also makes them the perfect pet option for people who live in small apartments.

10. They are protective: These dogs may be small but they are also fiercely protective of their loved ones. You can be certain that your short-haired Chihuahua will protect you from any potential dangers! Just ensure you train him properly to prevent any issues from arising.

Best Homes for Short-haired Chihuahuas

Short-haired Chihuahuas adapt well to a range of home environments from large houses to small apartments. However, due to their highly devoted natures, they do not do well when left alone for long periods. For this reason, they are best suited to households where someone is home for most of the day, otherwise, they may get lonely and become destructive. These dogs do well with older children but are not considered suitable for families with young children as they are known to have short-tempers. If you have the time to train your Chihuahua properly, you will certainly have a lifelong, affectionate companion that will keep you entertained and shower you with affection daily!

Frequently Asked Questions About Chihuahua (Smooth Coat) Puppies

Why choose a Short-haired Chihuahua from The Pedigree Paws rather than elsewhere?
Here at the Pedigree Paws, we pride ourselves on only working with the very best breeders in the industry. This will reassure you that your short-haired Chihuahua puppy has been well looked after and will display the very best traits of the breed. We work against puppy and kitten mills that still run illegally in the UK. This is why we use a rigorous breeder selection process to ensure we only support the best breeders who are committed to upholding the highest animal welfare standards.
Is a Short-haired Chihuahua the right pet for me?
Short-haired Chihuahua’s are sweet, devoted, and lively companions which makes them the perfect pets for families with older children. However, they are not best suited to households with young children as they can be quite short-tempered. They get on well with other dogs but may not be the best choice for you if you have smaller, shyer pets due to the rambunctious personality of Chihuahua’s. They form very strong bonds with their owners, often attaching to one or two members of the family, and love to receive attention any time of day! Despite their small size, these dogs have huge personalities! They are confident and playful which has made them popular pets worldwide. They are also highly intelligent so they love the mental stimulation that comes with clicker training and learning fun games such as fetch. Short-haired Chihuahuas are generally very adaptable so will do just as well in a small apartment as they would in a large house. Because of their small size, they only require a one-hour walk daily.
Is The Pedigree Paws trustworthy?
At The Pedigree Paws, we pride ourselves on being transparent, which has helped us to build up complete trust with all of our customers. We work with only the best breeders in the UK and Europe, so you will know you are buying a healthy puppy if you purchase from us. Already, we have integrated hundreds of puppies and kittens into loving forever homes. Feel free to read our testimonials on our website to see our success stories for yourself.
Are Short-haired Chihuahua puppies from The Pedigree Paws healthy?
All of our puppies are health checked by a licensed vet before moving on to their forever homes. We also ensure all our puppies are fully vaccinated, dewormed, and microchipped so you don’t have to worry about it! Short-haired Chihuahuas are generally a very healthy breed. However, like all dog breeds, they are susceptible to developing a number of health issues. So here At The Pedigree Paws, we ensure all of our puppies come from parents that have been DNA checked. We also DNA test the puppies to ensure they do not have any genetic mutations that may cause health conditions to develop later in life.
Can I see the parents of a Short-haired Chihuahua puppy?
Yes, of course. We will arrange a video call between you and the breeder to show you the puppies with their mother or both parents.
Will I receive the pedigree documents of a Short-haired Chihuahua puppy?
Yes, you will. All our puppies come with internationally recognised pedigree documents such as KC, FCI, and AKC.
Do Short-haired Chihuahua puppies from The Pedigree Paws come from good breeders?
The Pedigree Paws only offers puppies from the best breeders in the industry who adhere to the strict breeding and animal welfare policies set by internationally recognised welfare organizations. Our breeders are passionate about animal welfare and ensure that all of their puppies are well-cared for. We also ensure that all our breeders raise their puppies in family home environments rather than commercial breeding facilities. This process reassures YOU that you are purchasing a puppy who has been well socialised, appropriately weaned, and loved.
When can I receive my Short-haired Chihuahua?
We know you will be eager to meet your new canine companion. However, we prefer all our puppies to stay with their mothers until they are at least 10-13 weeks old, as early weaning can be detrimental to a puppies’ health and development. It is worth noting that this is only a guide, so you will have the opportunity to discuss the exact time scale with the breeder.
How can I help settle my Short-haired Chihuahua into their new home?
Short-haired Chihuahuas can be nervous in new environments. So, you must allow your new puppy the time he needs to settle into his new home, and provide plenty of reassurance so he feels safe and secure. Here are a few more ways you can help your short-haired Chihuahua to adapt to his new home: We recommend that you ask the breeder to send your puppy along with a towel or blanket with their mother's scent. This will help your new puppy to feel safe. It is also a good idea to set up a comfortable bedding area in a quiet area of your home for him to retreat to when things get a bit much! Begin potty training right away and use a reward-based system to reassure your puppy that he is doing the right thing. It is important to be patient during this process, and expect a couple of accidents along the way. Only allow your new puppy access to one room of the house at a time. Once your puppy appears comfortable, you can then slowly introduce them to other parts of the home. Introduce family members and other pets slowly so your Chihuahua puppy does not feel overwhelmed.
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