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I have no advice for you, but I'd just like to let you know that I'm thinking and praying for your little guy to make it. I've lost one, too.

Maybe he was trying to find his balance? Sometimes my chins will shake if all they have to stand on are my hands, arms, or shoulders. I'm nearly positive that they're just trying to keep their balance, and not shaking from fear.

You never really know what a chinnie is thinking. I've tried playtime with my first girl and "The Twins", and sometimes they completely ignore each other, sometimes they share the dust bin, and sometimes it's a free-for-all. I'm close to throwing in the towel because my beautiful standard has...

I agree that the fat ones are the cutest of the full-grown chinnies. My largest is about 760g. She's had three kits. One of her daughters is catching up, though. Seven months old and 620g. I also would like to see more pictures of Frank, if it's not too much trouble!

You are my new favorite person. My eldest is the most clever, as well. She knows how to get what she wants, when she wants. The other chins are my babies. I am her slave. I don't know much about chin training, but I do know they are a LOT more intelligent than people give them credit for...

I was starting to worry about my chins because their room was farthest from the AC. Only a small amount of air actually made it to the room, and the thermostat cannot be set below 78, courtesy of my parents, who also don't understand why the chins need to be kept cool. However, just this...