Carrying and playing with Chins

[dutchess2011]

I have a question. Yesterday,my son was carrying the chin around like a baby...It seems like he didn't mind...he will lay on him and just chill. BUT now I think he's acting kinda weird. Like really overly docile. I don't know if the poor thing has PTSD or is just fine with sleeping on my son and relaxing...

He also wouldn't take a raisin from me...which is what actually freaked me out.

Any advice?

 

[kerri101]

Its he eating anything else and pooping????

 

[danis]

My one chin nighwish will nap on us so it's not unheard of I wouldent worry unless he isn't eating,drinking or pooping some chins are very docile like that but just keep an eye on him to make shur

 

[ChinnyMom]

any time your chin is acting out of the ordinary and is lethargic, a vet trip is imperative. if you don't know any exotic vets in your area, post where you are located so members here can help you find one.

ps - raisins are not safe treats for chins. too much sugar in them.

 

[Godofgods]

When i got my first chin, (and it was jsut one chin...) after a while he eventuly started laying down on me during play time and would go to sleep~ish. Or course now a days theirs plenty of other chins to keep him busy, so that doesnt happen anymore

 

[dutchess2011]

The woman who gave me the Chin suggested raisins to train him.

He seems to be eating and drinking and is definately pooping.

Do you know if a chins room can be "too cold"?

 

[Chinmama]

I would say too cold would be anything below 50 degrees. Too warm would probably be anything over 75.

 

[LeoMonster]

Suggestion if you still want to go the treat route to train him, a Cheerio is healthier and can be broken into pieces.