I thumbs up all who said there are no teacups above because that is perfectly true.
You can get a Chihuahua shipped from the US if you really want to, but if it managed to survive the flight (a good chance it would not being so tiny) then you would have to pay for quarantine and all the costs that go with it on top of the pup and the actual shipping. It could cost you thousands by the time it's done.
Just Google for Chihuahua's in your area. You may have to travel to pick it up but it's a much better option than shipping from thousands of miles away. I know you can find a pup in England if you really try.
Good luck
2007-08-08 00:25:38
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answered by Mr. P's Person 6
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for the last time tonight. there is no such dog anywhere that is a teacup!!! chihuahua's are small dogs. their breed standard calls for them to be between 4 and 6 lbs. why do you need them smaller than that? if you buy a teacup chihuahua from anyone, anywhere you are being fooled. any breeder that will advertise a teacup anything that is actually not a part of a china set is selling you crap. most teacup breeders are puppy mill and backyard breeders looking to get top dollar for their low quality pup. you will be buying a puppy from questionable linage, with questionable medical, health and temperment issues. you are setting yourself up for a lifetime of heartache and expenses. find a reputable chihuahua breeder in your area. one that breeds toward the breed standard. if they happen to have a pup that is smaller than the standard but is healthy then go for it. but always make sure you see where the pup was born and raised and at least one parent. also make sure the breeder genetically screens the parents for heriditary conditions. and why would you want to ship a tiny puppy across the ocean? research the breed and know what kind of dog you are getting.
2007-08-07 22:43:28
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answered by cagney 6
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hi i live in manchester. my friend has an 18wk old fawn and white male teacup chihuahua for sale only £700. full 5 generation pedigree papers. both parents can be seen but they are not teacup although they are not big either. i can assure u he is teacup though as i have a teacup male off the same lady. he is tiny and he has sired a number of litters so anyone who tries telling u that they are unhealthy they need to learn about this amazing breed before trying to put you off.
2007-08-11 11:26:38
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answered by Anonymous
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there is no such thing of a teacup chihuahua or any breed for that matter.
they are either runts or a dog that has been breed down so far that they have very severe health problems most don't make it to 5 years old.
The chihuahua standard for the show ring is only 4-7 pounds why would you want anything samller than 4 pounds???
2007-08-07 23:23:16
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answered by Kit_kat 7
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NO such regarded length as "teacup" in ANY breed in ANY u . s . a .. era. Chihuahuas specifically basically are available one length - below seven pounds. A 2 pounder is precisely the comparable as a six pounder. era. basically outdoors breeder CROOKS and domestic dog generators use words like "teacup", "micro", and "pocket." in case you decide on a Chihuahua then come across a rescue or lookup accountable breeders who breed for well-being, temperament, and classic - no longer length. the united kingdom has a Chihuahua club, i believe.
2016-12-30 05:49:17
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answered by ? 3
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there is no such thing as a teacup anything. that is code word for a runt bred to another run to make unhealthy small puppies. any puppy that has been bred solely for small size don't walk away but, run. i would suggest checking around your local shelters
2007-08-07 22:41:30
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answered by a_denikey 3
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like said above there is no such think as teacup.
look on champ dogs.co.uk it lists breeders of all the reg breeds throught the uk.
there are lots of chi's on hear as this breed has become more popular but due to this most of the littere are very expensive.
2007-08-07 22:54:50
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answered by Joanne 5
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