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St. Bernard Chihuahua Mix

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I have always wanted to know what a Chihuahua/St Bernard mutt would look like, so if you have any pictures of one please share them with me.

In my quest to find a picture of one I have come accross a Poodle Bernard mix but no luck in finding a Chihuahua mix.
 
I doubt that would be possible. A chihuahua winkie isn't large enough to inseminate a St. Bernard, and if a St Bernard tried it on a chihuahua....
 
Originally posted by: Looney
I doubt that would be possible. A chihuahua winkie isn't large enough to inseminate a St. Bernard, and if a St Bernard tried it on a chihuahua....
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Couldn't it be done artificially? It'd be an interesting breed.
 
Originally posted by: Looney
I doubt that would be possible. A chihuahua winkie isn't large enough to inseminate a St. Bernard, and if a St Bernard tried it on a chihuahua....
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It could be done with artificial insemination. I imagine the mother would need to be St. Bernard, though. The other way around might have fetuses outweighing the mother. :😕
 
Originally posted by: Gibsons
Originally posted by: Looney
I doubt that would be possible. A chihuahua winkie isn't large enough to inseminate a St. Bernard, and if a St Bernard tried it on a chihuahua....
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It could be done with artificial insemination. I imagine the mother would need to be St. Bernard, though. The other way around might have fetuses outweighing the mother. :😕
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LOLOL i wonder if that really would happen!
 
We had a female springer spaniel. We bred her to another springer and she had one pup. He was HUGE. It almost killed her. She never had any more after that.

I suppose a female chihooeyhooey wouldn't survive being inseminated by a large dog. If it could be done, I'm sure it would already have been and we all would know about it by now.
 
Originally posted by: Rastus
We had a female springer spaniel. We bred her to another springer and she had one pup. He was HUGE. It almost killed her. She never had any more after that.

I suppose a female chihooeyhooey wouldn't survive being inseminated by a large dog. If it could be done, I'm sure it would already have been and we all would know about it by now.
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Wouldn't survive being INSEMINATED!:Q

I didn't know they were that virile. I would have figured, I dunno, they'd die once the baby started developing.
 
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