A small pomeranian. (Like Teacup Chihuahua)
Teacup pomeranian, Teacup maltese.
Teacup Chihuahuas have many problems, including; Multiple Allergies, Heavy coughing, two rows of teeth, and a higher risk of Diabetes. They are small, so they're more susceptible to toxins and poison.
Teacup Chihuahua is a smaller version of the Chihuahua breed, typically weighing less than 5 pounds. They are bred to be even tinier than the already small Chihuahua. Regular Chihuahuas can weigh up to 6 pounds or more and come in a variety of sizes.
No, this is just a marketing gimmicks to inflate(raise) the value of puppies.
A toy chihuahua is much larger than a teacup. The teacup chihuahua gets its name because it can fit in a teacup.
The teacup chihuahua is smaller then the toy chihuahua. The teacup chihuahua is smaller then the toy chihuahua. The teacup chihuahua is smaller then the toy chihuahua.
I have a teacup Pomeranian.
teacup pomeranian
Pray that you have a standard toy-sized Pomeranian and NOT a so-called "teacup"!! "Teacup" is NOT a recognized size for ANY toy sized dog. "Teacup" toy dogs are the result of irresponsible back-yard breeding to create smaller and smaller toy dogs. This results in tiny and very SICKLY dogs that shiver all the time, have terrible dental problems, many other health problems, and are difficult to train and nearly impossible to housebreak. "Teacup" dogs cannot be shown because they are WAY out of standard for their breeds. Most of the females cannot be bred because they often die while trying to deliver their puppies.
Chihuahua breeders often use terms like miniature, teacup, tiny toy, apple headed, or deer headed, to describe puppies. These terms are not recognized by the breed standards and may be misleading. Both British and American breed standards state that a Chihuahua must not weigh more than six pounds. However, the British standard also states that a weight of two to four pounds is preferred and that if two dogs are equally good in type, the smaller is preferred. "Teacup" is the term is usually used to define a chihuahua which weighs less than the breed standard. The smallest Chihuahuas have more in the way of health problems, than their slightly larger cousins. Being the smallest dog in the world comes with its fair share of health problems including regulating their blood sugar (hypoglycemia), dehydration, and respiratory problems. They will need extra care and special attention especially as puppies and should always be checked out by a licensed veterinarian for thyroid and liver problems. If you are looking for a teacup chihuahua don't always listen the breeder or the seller. Many times Chihuahua sellers will claim to have puppies for sale. The fact is, no one can tell whether a puppy less than 10 weeks old will be a teacup size or not. Checking to see if the puppies parents are teacup wont work either. It is nearly impossible to determine if a chihuahua is going to be a teacup based on the size of their parents.
If the dad was a teacup chihuahua and the mom was a regular chihuahua, the puppies could vary in size, but they may lean towards the smaller side due to the teacup chihuahua genetics. They will likely have characteristics of both parents, such as a small size, large ears, and a short coat. However, it's always unpredictable to determine the exact outcome since genetics can be complex.