Under normal development, they can grow to 18-20cm in length and weigh 2.7-3.6 pounds. Teacup dogs are not natural breeds, but artificially bred. The teacup dog originated in the United States. A genetic mutation in the toy poodle in the 19th century gave birth to the earliest teacup dog in history. After nearly a century of breeding and cultivation, its body shape and genes were relatively stable, and it has the cute appearance you can see today. Because the teacup dog itself is a relatively compact dog breed, it does not grow very large.

How to raise a teacup dog

1. The breeding environment of teacup dogs must be clean and tidy. Too dirty may damage the health of teacup dogs;

2. Ensure the appropriate feeding temperature, not too high or too low;

3. The food fed must be fresh and guaranteed, and fed in small amounts and multiple times on a regular basis;

4. Regular feeding Clean the body to prevent bacterial contamination;

5. Give appropriate care and love, and interact with them more often.