15 weeksAge
FemaleSex
$5,000Price

Peanut Teacup 3lbs fully grown

Chihuahua
Transportation available
13 hours
Chihuahua15 weeksFemale
$5,000
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Description

Teacup Peanut is so little she fits in your hands at 13 weeks she weighs 1.2 lbs! She is charting 3-3.5 lbs at mature weight. She is a short coat chocolate spotted white little girl. She is pure bred registered tiny girl that fits in your purse and can travel anywhere with her. She is potty trained, very affectionate and sweet. She is ready to go but I can hold her for up to 1 week with a nonrefundable $500 deposit if you choose to wait otherwise you can come pick her up I also offer delivery with a 3rd person.
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Litter details

LocationRahway, New Jersey
Puppies in litter1 female
BreedChihuahua
GenerationP
Age15 weeks
Ready to LeaveNov 4, 2026
SexFemale

Health & Docs

Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm treatedVet checkedParents are health testedCKC, Other Registered

Info

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Favorites2
Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder

Pros

Longest-lived small breed — well-cared Chihuahuas regularly reach 14-17 years
AKC registered in two varieties (smooth coat and long coat) with a storied US show history
Extremely adaptable to apartment and city living — one of the most popular breeds in US urban centers
Fierce, devoted loyalty to their person — a true one-person companion in a pocket-sized package

Cons

Notoriously difficult to housebreak — patience and a strict schedule are non-negotiable
The molera (soft spot on the skull) in some individuals requires careful handling throughout life
Prone to hypoglycemia as puppies — multiple small meals and monitoring are essential in the first months
Small dog syndrome risk — without firm, consistent handling from day one they become demanding and snappy
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