Miss Carolina Dixie Chick and Senior Chalupa proudly announce the birth of two 
beautiful daughters on May 24, 2005. One puppy is a lovely chocolate color with light tan around her muzzle and white on her chest. The other pup is black and white. Dixie delivered both without any complications and is a wonderful mother. Papa Chalupa appears confused about the event- Dixie won't play with him anymore!
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What kind of dogs are they? The color differences are astounding. What fun, I hope. Twins run in the family.
Alice
Posted by: Alice/Mom of Liz Smith Currie | June 04, 2005 at 12:26 AM
The puppies are chihuahuas. Mom and Dad are certainly not "show quality" but have great personalities and sweet dispositions. The pups are well on their well to being well-socialized and spoiled.
Posted by: Judy Bright | June 04, 2005 at 10:54 PM