TopChihuahua - Chihuahua breeder in Canada

Welcome here!!!


Yay! Here we are! After 5 moves (in the past 2 years!!) I finally found a small, though very big, apartment that will make us all very happy. I am more than glad to welcome you here through this webpage. I would like to thank the owner of this building for his trust. I was trying to explain to him the difference between a dog and my native rats and it worked! People that have Chihuahua’s know how hard it is to find an apartment where dogs, even the tiniest of them, are welcome. This is my reading room. It is in this room that I can sit along and read a book. Only on their “honeymoon” are the Chihuahua’s granted access to this room! This is also the room where we meet the people who are here to choose a new baby. In order to protect our babies from diseases and parasites, we don’t allow any outside dogs, not even Chihuahua’s. This room is close to the dog’s playpen, which is why the mop is an integral part of the view!! ;)









This is my office – right in the playpen! With the exception of the dogs that need to stay quiet, most of my Chihuahua’s live in this room. We call it a playpen and I can assure you, our Chihuahua’s are doing A LOT of playing in there! I spend the majority of my time in this room because my principal job is on the Internet. It is an absolute dream-come-true to be surrounded by my Chihuahua’s and this way, my days are never boring! These two rooms connect together. The door between them is never closed so the two rooms provide the dogs with about 30’ x 15’ to run and play like crazy! During the day, they have their toys all over, but I remove all the toys that go “squeak, squeak” after 9 p.m. to let my neighbour and her Bichon Maltese sleep a little! As you can see in the following pics, the Chihuahua’s love to sit in the sun for hours. Those 4 big windows give them a lot of “squares” to sunbath in


This is the nursery. Actually, this is more than a nursery because we are trying to make a more comfortable and stimulating environment for the females by surrounding them with the other Chihuahua’s. It is a good way to protect the females that are caring for their pups from becoming depressed from boredom. I have seen it before where my female was depressed because her environment was too uninteresting. It is fun for the dogs to be able to observe some action while they are taking care of their family. The females In the last 2 weeks of pregnancy, the puppies and the dogs that need rest are all in this room together This is also the best place to correct behavioural problems because I can allot them a part of the room to keep an eye on them. It is nearly impossible to see which puppy or dog has created a mess through all the other Chihuahua’s. Who did it?!? It’s impossible to know Speaking of reserved spots, I can find 4’ x 4’ spaces and I have the potential to create another space if needed. At this point, I am using these reserved spaces for the births and for the first 5 weeks of the puppies’ lives. After that, the puppies enter into the nursery playpen which is about 14’ x 8’. This way, the pups can begin the socialization process with all the Chihuahua’s in the nursery. This room is attached to my bedroom. This way, I can monitor the dogs 24/7. I monitor them via my webcam when I am in my office, which is also the principal playpen. I keep the temperature of that room between 28 and 30 degrees Celsius – the best temperature for the puppies. Of course, the adults also love when the temperature is warm so they don’t complain!