Available puppies

Not really, and that's deliberate. Matching takes weeks of observed temperament into account, not just coat colour. We introduce you to the puppy (or two) that best fits your lifestyle, and you decide from there.

No. "Teacup" isn't a variety recognized by any breed standard — it's a marketing term for dogs bred below the breed's healthy weight range (roughly 1.5 kg). Our adult chihuahuas typically weigh between 1.5 and 3 kg. Below that, health risks climb noticeably, and that's not a risk we're willing to take.

No. Every family picks up their puppy from us, in the Plateau. It lets us walk you through handling one last time, hand over the complete file, and make sure the send-off goes smoothly. We never ship a puppy by courier or as cargo on a flight.

First round of vaccinations, complete deworming, a microchip registered in your name, a full veterinary exam in the days before departure, a health record, a bag of transition food, and a blanket carrying the litter's scent.

Yes. A written two-year guarantee against serious hereditary conditions, provided when the contract is signed, with replacement or refund, your choice. You also receive both parents' screening results — patella, heart and eyes.

Chihuahuas are especially prone to hypoglycemia in their first months — particularly puppies who, at 8 weeks, still weigh under a kilogram. Keeping every puppy until 12 weeks gives them time to stabilize their weight and blood sugar, complete part of their vaccination schedule, and handle the stress of the move in better shape. It's a longer wait, but it's safer for such a small dog.

They come back to us, at any age, without judgment. It's written into the contract in black and white. A chihuahua born at Tiny Stars never ends up in a shelter or a classified ad.