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Question by roxy
Submitted on 4/11/2005
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My cousin's female -very small (not sure if it's a teacup or toy but she has to be only 2-4 lbs)-chihuahua is suddenly pregnant. The only possible father is their jack russell terrier (they normally are separated so they're not sure when it happened). The jackrussell has the shortened legs but still he's at least twice her size! They are very nonchalant about it, but i'mworried that neither the mom or the puppies will make it. Is there any hope for them? i can't find anything on google about crossbreeding the 2 with a mother chihuahua, especially as small as she is...


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