Frequently Asked Questions

Our litters typically range from 2-7 puppies. it is dependent on each mother dog and how many puppies she can carry. Chihuahuas are a small and fragile breed. We can X-ray the mother towards the end of pregnancy to get an estimated number of puppies, our current smallest litter consisted of one puppy and our largest had seven. 

Our puppies receive daily exercise, appropriate nutrition, and regular veterinary care. Mental stimulation and desensitization are areas we prioritize. When they receive their age-appropriate vaccinations, we expose them to various-sized dog play groups to build their confidence around dogs of all sizes and temperaments. Additionally, we introduce them to cats and chickens early on, fostering confidence and tolerance towards new animals and situations. These experiences contribute to the mental well-being of our puppies. 

Yes, we encourage potential buyers to ask questions about the parents of the puppies to get a better idea of their temperament and physical characteristics.

To adopt a Chihuahua from Wicked Envy Chihuahuas, you must complete an application form. Upon approval, we will proceed with selecting the ideal puppy for you. We can also schedule a meet and greet via Facebook Messenger or Google Meet.

Our puppies typically leave our care at approximately 11-12 weeks of age. However, each puppy is unique, and we adapt to their individual personalities. Our primary objective is to ensure their successful integration into your household. If we determine that a puppy is not yet prepared for independent living, we may consider placing them in a new home at a later date than their littermates.

If, for any reason, you are unable to provide care for your puppy, you must return it to Wicked Envy as per our contract. If your puppy will be placed with another family member or friend, we must be notified so that we can update the owner’s information. We do not judge you for returning your puppy; it is a difficult decision, and our primary focus at Wicked Envy is the safety and well-being of our puppies. You are not allowed to resell your puppy for any reason whatsoever. It must be returned to us or rehomed for free to a family member or close friend. We must be notified!

Our small breeding kennel has a limited number of females. To ensure the quality of our dogs, we carefully select breeding pairs, which may result in limited availability of puppies at any given time. For updates on our breeding plans for the year, please contact us via email, text message, or Facebook Messenger.