Applehead longhaired F Chihuahua

This little girl is a snuggle bug and super playful. She loves her Grandfather (in photos near food bowl) and her puppy bed. This is charting to be less than 5lbs. She is Pick of the Litter and we were going to keep her, but decided not to buy another male, and can’t breed her to her father or grandfather, so we are offering her for adoption. We give vaccinations on/near 5, 8, and 12 weeks. We do an all-type wormer that includes tape, round, and whip, as well as others. They were given their 1st on 12-27-25 and 2nd on 1-24-26, and 3rd on 2-22. Mom and dad are pictured, as are mom’s parents. She, like her mom and dad is 95% white. We are located close to Bowling Green and close to Interstate 65 exits 20-30 in Kentucky. The vaccination they have had is called a 5-way, but protects against 4 communicable diseases which include Parvovirus vaccine, Canine Distemper, Adenovirus Type 2, and Parainfluenza. We give vaccines at 5 weeks, 8 weeks, and recommend they also get at least one at 6 months and 1 year, but trust your veterinarian’s recommendations for your puppy. Some places have been doing spay/neuter procedures on 8week old puppies. We DO NOT recommend this. For any animal, that operation should not take place until the animal is 6months or older. For females, this will be before their first heat (which is typically at 9 months) but allows their bodies to strengthen enough to handle such an invasive surgery. For males, the testicles do not even descend until they are at least around 6 months old. Once you see them, the pup is ready. Doing it earlier can lead to a much more invasive procedure to find them higher up inside the body and even over near the groin muscles..