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Subject: Re: personality of The crested

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Lynn

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Date Posted: 15:59:48 05/16/07 Wed
In reply to: Giuliana 's message, "personality of The crested" on 20:27:53 05/14/07 Mon

Hi Giuliana,
I have a hairless and a hairless/long-hair chihauhau mix. The one thing that stands out for mine, is their devotion to the human they adopt in the family. Tilly is all mine and my husbands, while Dobbie is all Abby's, my daughter. They still socialize with other members, but when it comes to bedtime they know exactly where to go. Mine also like to play, go for walks, bark, and snuggle on the couch while we read or watch TV. My Tilly loves to get dressed up in her different outfits too. Since they are small they are easy to take out in dog carriers to outdoor craft shows and people love to stop and ask about them. Good luck with your research.

Lynn

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