Deer head Chihuahua. Mine is named Matt. He is for sure a deer head. He has long legs, long angular snout, narrow head and pure white.I like the Deer head with it’s Streamlined shape and willingness to always learn

We have a Deer head and she is about 10-12 lbs. She is very well trained using voice commands, but constant training on walks have made me a happy camper. Fast…did I say fast, This little thing when we go into open areas in Albuquerque, NM she has on occasion chased a jack rabbit down. I swear she has Gray Hound in her, which all Deer Heads look like they have. Very well defined muscles in shoulders and hind quarters. We rescued her one Sunday morning/noon time when she was walking in the middle of the street and about 100 feet before she would be a grease spot. I left my car door open and called her to come…she came, jumped in, leaped over the front seat and ended in my sister-in-law’s lap. she sat up, looked around and said, OK…we can go now. She was about 6-7 lbs then. we tried to find the owners, but no success. Now, every time we go on a trip she comes with us. Going cross country or just to the dog park…she sits up and looks at the scenery. She is like a little child. The first time she sat in my lap with her front legs around my neck and licking my chine…she was a keeper. 🙂

In reply to Patti.

I adopted a deer head girl and she is lovable, she came from a hoarder home so she is really scared. She loves me and trust me and won’t go with my husband. I have grown to love her she is special girl.

My apple head chi is 15 years old and simply one of the best dogs I’ve ever had!

I have an apple head with very long fast legs… may have some deer in her somewhere. She’s a rescue so I don’t know her specifics. She’s 3# of sassy bossy sweetness ❤️!
I also have a chorkie, at least I think he is! He weighs 3.25# of “ kiss me once then kiss me again complete ❤️! Personally I am the definition of the crazy cat lady who has dogs, and I love all of them. The dogs are smaller that any of my cats!!!

I have had two deer head chihuahuas; both were female, short haired, & fawn colored. Both had decent to good socialization skills & are very cuddly/snuggly types. My first, Honey, would try to dominate larger dogs and would assume alpha w/ submissive dogs. I saw her dominate and make large no-neck pitbulls cower. I also saw her be very a protective pack leader of submissive dogs. HOney maxed out at 11lbs. She was very snuggly, but would give calm low side growl warnings when agitated. She died at age 12 in an unexpected accident. My second, Daisy, is 5 months old and 5lbs. She is still growing and her max size is yet undetermined. Her temperament is sweet, but she also gives calm side growls when agitated. She is very playful w/ all dogs of all sizes, but stands her ground whenfeeling threatened. Both dogs were very loyal, quiet, and only barked when their was a true security need or were trying to play w/ other dogs. Both also had the independence of a cat, almost like they didn’t need me, but instead chose to be w/ me. Honey was from New Mexico. Daisy was from Texas. Both were adopted from shelters. I love this type of dog. Neither had any serious health problems, but Honey did have a funny sneeze that would kick out a leg and make me laugh. Both could runn really fast. So fast that they could both barrel roll themselves out of running in a tight circle.

I have an almost 4 yr old deerhead chihuahua … Mademoiselle…she is a rescue. Mademoiselle is my ‘child’…follows me everywhere I go. She is sweet and loving but when there is a visitor I make them hold her for a couple of minutes, that’s the only way to stop her from barking at them 😉 She weighs in at 10.1 lbs and is very very healthy … I previously had a long hair, Nadalee, who lived to be 17 years old.

My Bentley is a rescue. He is a deer head Chihuahua pug mix. He looks totally like a deer head Chihuahua with a very long legs but his little teeth stick out like a pugs. He is very affectionate and very possessive of me. He is my baby and rescuing Bentley from an animal shelter was the best thing I ever did.

I have a 7 month old deer head chihuahua and she is the love of my life. She is a certified therapy dog for mental and emotional support. Separation anxiety is the only problem I can’t seem to fix. She knows she is my companion and she takes her job very seriously!

I have a 1 year old male long haired deer head who weighs 4.4 pounds. He is very delicate in build … wondering if he could be a teacup? We adopted him from the Humane Society but he appears to be purebred. We got him at 5 months d when he weighed 2.8.
He has the sweetest temperament and a tiny bark that I’ve only heard if he’s playing. He loves every person and animal he meets!!!