Past Pups


At Ueys, we are known for breeding out genetic problems
and focusing on generations of increasing beauty. Millie, on top
is pictured here with her parents Punk and Snickers.





Sorry Maxx is no longer available.
Maxx is one of Snicker's past puppies going shopping for flowers.
The picture below is of Maxx again
All of the puppies on this page are no longer available.
They are just examples of the quality of puppies that I breed. If you want to see my current available puppies, click on the links below.




Available Chihuahua Puppies

Chihuahua Adults

References


Top Ten Reasons Not To Buy From A Petshop.











Kahula is Sophia and Vito's daughter. That makes her Snickers, Chloe, and Glow Worm's grandchild.
Here she is at her 1st birthday party. The pictures to follow are hysterical. Brace yourself.









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Socialialite (retired and the Bojangles daughter) and Hi Tech sure had the cutest little babies. These little brothers live in luxury in New York. They have the best  mommy and are very luck and lovely little boys.





Sorry Chino is no longer available.
Notice how adorable a properly raised pit bull can be
when they are raised right.






Snickers and Kia's son Doobie getting ready to go bye bye in his new loving home.

pics/doobie.avi

Click the above picture to see a movie of Doobie entitled "I Love You Little Dancing Boy".
Yes, Doobie is the little fellow on all my movie icon pictures.







One of Kia's obviously spoiled little girls. Kia is now retired, but I have her relitives here.




No, it is not a mouse or a vulture. This is a,
little monster that loves chicken livers. This is one of Snickers puppies.



Daisy lives in New York with her new very loving mom. She is a beautiful daughter of Snowy River.
Yes, she is possibly the prettiest chihuahua puppy of all time. Your eyes are not playing tricks on you.
It is just the Snowy River in her.  Snowy River is now retired, but I have his son Bouncer here.




Jinx front is one of Snickers and Punk's tiny little girls.
They are both no longer in my breeding program, but their relatives are.
I am at the point where most of my dogs were bred by me and so were their parents.
I like it this way because I only keep the healthiest puppies for breeding and know what I am getting.
Nothing is more important than health to me.   Beauty is important as well, but health is everything.  
I do not like to get phone calls from families that have a 8 month old puppy that they love and have made a part of their family who has a serious genetic problem.
Not only did I do wrong by the poor little puppy, I also am making this loving family suffer.
I am in this business to make people happy and make them come to me again when they want another puppy or dog.
I also want them to recommend me.  I want their puppy to grow up to be a beautiful healthy dog that will live
a great life until he/she is about 16 years old, not end up needing an expensive surgery to correct
a bad choice I made as a breeder.  And that bad choice may be one that the new family cannot or will not address.  They may end up just putting him/her down  and moving on.  I do not want this.  My genetic guarantee is only good for a year financially, but please contact me if there is ever a genetic problem. I need and want to know about it to make sure I do my best to not let it happen again.  I am such a sucker that if I can financially help, I will, even if the dog is 10 years old.  I help strays when I can, so why not help one of my own.  I have put dogs that I raised on my website and asked for donations to help them.  For instance, when I used to breed pugs, I put a 3 year old pug that I sold to a lady on my site because he had developed a liver shunt problem and the lady was going into debt trying to afford the very expensive surgery.  I was not too proud to admit that I bred this genetically unsound dog.   I took responsibility and tried to help him.  A lot of people read my website and you never know if someone with a kind heart for animals and a lot of money can help.  We did not end up getting the money we needed, but he did get the surgery.  He ended up dying shortly after, but at least, everything was done for him that could be done.  I felt sorry for the owner, but she knew that I really was not at fault since that had not come up in my lines and I did not breed the parents agian even though the father was outstanding as far as his looks were concerned.  




The lovely Jinx full grown. Jinx is Millie's sister (top of page).
As you can see, Punk and Snickers produce traffic stopping babies, and I have their offspring here.






Lucky little Vanessa (one of Snickers and Precious puppies) and her new mommy Michelle in Canada.
Precious is retired, but I have her daughter, Lolita here who looks a lot like Vanessa.






Lilly is the beautiful daughter of Panda and Bo.






Cherry (one of Bandit's puppies) does not look to thrilled with her new ears, but sure is spoiled.
Bandit is now retired.




Snickers and Patches son Bruiser thinking (I hope that is not real fur).

At Uey's, all our dogs are provided with the best of everything. Even if you do not physically visit a kennel prior to buying, pretend like you are on the phone and ask how the adults are housed. If they focus on the puppies and avoid talking about the adults, this is a very bad sign. Insist that you want to know how the parents of the puppies live, and you do not want to drive all the way there just to turn back around. If they do not have positive things to say and try to meet you half way, they are very likely abusing their dogs. If a breeder does not care about their dogs, they do not care about your puppy. Their is a good posibility your puppy may develop genetic problems or be sick. Stay away from puppymills. Let the buyer beware!



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Snicker's son Snickers (They both are Snickie faces)




If you look hard, you will see Snicker's son between his two dachshund friends, Mitzie and Oscar.




Here they are again. They all look like a family. I actually bred those two dachshunds
years ago.




Punk and Snickers have the most beautiful puppies around.
This is tiny full grown Millie.




Peanut and Coco are two of my retirees enjoying the great life
with their new beautiful human mom Breana.




Kia (now retired) and Snickers little girl

Romeo was only at his new home for about a week, and look at how
well he has adjusted to his new big buddy. Too cute.
Romeo is Sadie and Snicker's puppy.


Sorry everyone. Elvis, I mean Maxx, has left the building.


Isabella (Chloe and Snicker's baby) is about as pretty
a girl as I have ever seen. I hate to brag, but pictures do not lie.
(The little outfit does help though).





Juanita (left) with her new friend. Juanita is Snickers and Cloe's daughter.
The lucky girl now lives with Dr Rick Erwin's family, my wonderful vet of 20 years.







Charlie is one of Snicker's boys.
Who says you cannot dress up the boys in cute little outfits.







Another Chloe/Snickers baby full grown. I cannot resist posting Chloe's puppies.
Snickers and Chloe produce some of the nicest chihuahuas I have seen, and I have
seen a lot of chihuahuas!








Logan's red merle puppy Sophie enjoying her Christmas presents and looking slightly spoiled.


Here I am showing off two of my past puppies. As you can see, I
am a very proud grandmother.



Pinky is one of Snickers and Chloe's little girls. As you can see, her new mommy
spoils her rotten and gives her the best of everything like she deserves.





Lucy is one of Rainy and Snickers past and very spoiled puppies.






This is what happens when Bouncer gets together with the ladies. The Millionaire Matchmaker Patty Singer has nothing on me, just saying.





I never breed Puffy to anyone but Capone for this reason.








Babe retired from Uey's in 2006. The lovely family that adopted her also brought home one of Angel and Harley's lucky girls.





Angel and Harley's girl, also shown above, getting all the attention she deserves.






If you are wanting to ship a puppy, please try to purchase an older puppy. Shipping a puppy is safe, but the shipping process scares a puppy in a huge way. Granted, once it is over, it is over, and the puppy will get over it. This is usually the case, but problems can arrise. If you want me to ship a puppy, remember that I will not ship a puppy that is under 2 pounds, but do not mind holding a puppy until he or she is ready to ship. I will also meet you at the airport if you want to fly down and pick up your little baby. I do this all the time. It works out great.



This is Jose left (son of Harley) and his new best friend Tasha right.





Judy and Hi Tech's daughter Lola is a beautiful representation of how beautiful a long coat chihuahua can be.
Judy is now retired and is also Bouncer's (on my stud page) mother.













I no longer breed french bulldogs because I wanted to put all my efforts on one breed, chihuahuas.
It was a difficult decision because I sure had some really nice frenchies and loved their personalities.
Some of my past customers still contact me with updates, and I was delighted to see that one of my babies
is doing really well in agility of all things. I wish I could have been there to see Bogart win his past title.





Moses is the son of Chloe and Snickers. I wish I never would have sold him
after seeing this picture of him, but he has a great life with his happy parents. Look at this boy:
Does he make you not want to change your mind about getting a short coated puppy? Long coat chihuahuas
from great lines like this are such a beautiful sight. They are also not like other long-coated small
breed dogs. They do not grow hair in their ears or faces which means, no paying for a groomer.
They just need to be brushed about once a week and they are good to go, no matter how thick and lovely their hair is.
I do have Moses littermate, Vito here. He is just as pretty, but probably not as spoiled. He loves his life here as
a stud muffin though. If you want to see him, go to my chihuahua adult page.




Toby is Lola and Bouncer's son. He is the only dog I have ever sold that writes me every once and a while from his own computer, true story. He writes the most incredible stories, and boy does he live an exciting life. Beauty is something he just has, but he is not stuck up. He never mentions it when we talk. When I see his emails, I get pretty excited because I know he is going to share his life with me. I get a little envious hearing about all his adventures, but it still puts a smile on my face and makes my day.










Cooper is the son of Vito and Jada. He weighs 3 pounds and is in the process of being spoiled rotten by his new loving parents. I hear he is as sweet as he looks too.









Lola and Bouncer's totally spoiled and overly lovely little boy.





Titan is Sophia and Vito's stunning little boy. He was adopted when he was older, and did not adjust right away. His new parents are doing a great job, and he just graduated obiedence school. The little fellow is a very good boy and is very well loved.





Remi is Orchid (retired) and Bouncer's daughter. Judging from her expression and her little necklace, life is good.





Is this picture not the cutest thing? Who says chihuahuas and children do not mix? I know they usually do not, especially
the super tiny ones, but with the right parents who have control over how well their children and dogs are raised, it is very possible.
This is why I do not always discourage mixing the two. I know I had chihuahuas when I was a child without problems, but they were
not t cups and my parents raised us to be responsible. They also knew when to mix and when not to mix the two. This girl looks
very happy with her new family. Her name is Nila and her proud parents are Bella and Capone.






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