Chiweenie
Young Male Chiweenie puppy
Chiweenie
Beaumont, Texas, United States
389 listings chiweenie
3 Chiweenie puppies available
Chiweenie
Buena Vista, Virginia, United States
Chiweenie puppies
Chiweenie
Orlando, Florida, United States
2 Chiweenie puppies looking for new family
Chiweenie
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Adorable Choxies
Chiweenie
Worthington, Ohio, United States
4 Chiweenie puppies for sale
Chiweenie
Tacoma, Washington, United States
Brown Female Chiweenie puppy
Chiweenie
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
2 Gorgeous Chiweenie Puppies
Chiweenie
Waco, Texas, United States
10 weeks old Chiweenie Puppies for Sale
Chiweenie
Sarasota, Florida, United States
Female Chiweenie pups available
Chiweenie
Tempe, Arizona, United States
2 males Chiweenies left
Chiweenie
Dallas, Texas, United States
14 weeks old Chiweenie babies up for sale.
Chiweenie
Lakeland, Florida, United States
8 week old Chiweenie puppies
Chiweenie
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
Selling 3 Chiweenie puppies
Chiweenie
Nashville, Tennessee, United States
2 Chiweenie puppies for sale
Chiweenie
Allen, Texas, United States
Chihuahua weenie puppies
Chiweenie
Oahu, Hawaii, United States
Chiweenie puppies three boys, and one girl left
Chiweenie
Norcross, Georgia, United States
7 Chiweenie puppies in need of good families
Chiweenie
Rowena, Texas, United States
Two males Chiwinnie puppies
Chiweenie
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
10 week old teacup size Chiweenie Puppy for rehoming
Chiweenie
Birmingham, Alabama, United States
Rehoming 4 Chiweenie puppies
Chiweenie
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
A Chiweenie is a small dog breed that is a cross between a Chihuahua and a Dachshund. These dogs are known for their unique combination of characteristics from both parent breeds. Chiweenies tend to have a small, elongated body similar to a Dachshund and can have a Chihuahua's large, expressive eyes. They typically have a short coat and come in various colors. Chiweenies are often affectionate and loyal to their owners, but their temperament can vary depending on their individual genetics and socialization. They may be good family pets if properly trained and socialized from a young age. Due to their small size, they are better suited to households without very young children, and they often have a lot of energy despite their size.