Many people can't tell the difference between Chihuahua and Fawn. In fact, when they are young, Chihuahua and Fawn are still very easy to distinguish, but It is more difficult for black ones, so what is the difference between them?

Chihuahua

Chihuahua: The smallest dog breed in the world, with a round head, large thin and erect ears, round and large eyes, and a short, slightly pointed muzzle. The body is rectangular in proportions, the neck is slightly curved, perfectly integrated with the shoulders, the hindquarters are well muscled and well spaced, and the feet and legs are feathered. An adult Chihuahua has a shoulder height of about 13-23 cm, a weight of 1-3 kg, and an average life span of about 13 years.

Fawn Dog: MiniDoberman, because the overall image resembles a deer, it is called It's a small deer dog. The height at the shoulder is about 25-30 cm, and the weight is generally 3-5 kg. The Fawn Dog has a relatively rounded skull, large and erect ears, oval eyes, dark and bright color, and a slender muzzle. Compared with the Chihuahua, the ears of the fawn dog stand higher and the ears are more pointed. The overall size and weight are also appropriately larger than that of the Chihuahua. In contrast, the eyes of the fawn are not as big as those of the Chihuahua, and they are so abrupt.

The difference between Chihuahua and Fawn is easy to distinguish as long as they are carefully distinguished. If you want to distinguish between two kinds of dogs, it is best to have a certain understanding of one or two of them, so that you can distinguish them. They are distinguished according to the standard.