How Can I Tell What Kind of Chihuahua Have?

Applehead Chihuahuas have a round head with a pronounced dome. Their eyes are large and round, and their muzzle is short and blunt. Applehead Chihuahuas are typically smaller than deerhead Chihuahuas, and they have a stockier build.

Deerhead Chihuahuas have a longer, narrower head with a less pronounced dome. Their eyes are smaller and more almond-shaped, and their muzzle is longer and pointed. Deerhead Chihuahuas are typically larger than applehead Chihuahuas, and they have a more slender build.

In addition to the two main types of Chihuahuas, there are also several different coat types. Chihuahuas can have smooth coats, long coats, or wirehaired coats. Smooth coats are the most common, and they are easy to care for. Long coats require more brushing, but they can give Chihuahuas a luxurious appearance. Wirehaired coats are rare, and they require the most care. Chihuahuas come in various colors, including black, white, fawn, red, chocolate, and blue. Chihuahuas can also be a combination of these colors.

Here are some additional characteristics that can help you tell what kind of Chihuahua you have:

- _Temperament:_ Applehead Chihuahuas are typically shy and retiring, while deerhead Chihuahuas are more outgoing and confident.

- _Weight:_ Applehead Chihuahuas typically weigh between 2 and 3 pounds, while deerhead Chihuahuas typically weigh between 3 and 6 pounds.

- _Lifespan:_ Applehead Chihuahuas typically live between 12 and 15 years, while deerhead Chihuahuas typically live between 14 and 16 years.