[NOTE: There will soon be a great many galleries and hundreds of photos in every subject area relating to chihuahuas, as fast as I can write the html code and do the uploads. The cite only goes up on December 17, 2009, so it's too new to have more than a start, but the files are jam-packed with more cool stuff than you can yet imagine!
Hundreds of links relating to sundry photographed are also being provided. As some links go dead in time, I would appreciate being informed of any that no longer function.]
Index of Photo Albums:
9 more pages of true stories added March 13, now up to 91 pages:
True Tales of Chihuahuas
Stories of tiny dogs heroic, amazing, bold, brave, devoted, heartwarming, heartwrenching, deeply tragic, or hysterically funny.
9 more funny chihuahua pages added February 19, now up to 49:
Fun With Your Little Dog
An album of photographs of comical chihuahuas ranging from absurd to laugh-out-loud to Ahhhhhhhh-ain't-dat-cute.
11 more pages added January 19 2010, up to 44 total:
Celebrities and Their Chihuahuas: Classic Hollywood
It didn't start with today's Paris Hiltons. Chihuahuas have been the small obsessions of actors and other entertainers since the early days of Vaudeville, the silent film era, and before the Great War. Not exclusively Vintage Hollywood, this gallery also includes Golden Age European stars, plus a few politicians and famous authors of the past of equal or greater celebrity, from the same early eras.
NEW GALLERY, starting with 15 pages, February 22
4 more pages added, up to 19 pages of cartoons:
Chihuahuas in Animated Cartoons
You'll be surprised how often chihuahuas appear in animated films! This growing reference gallery has stills from the cartoons, and in some cases link or embed the cartoons themselves.
Added 6 pages, February 3, now up to 78 pages
The Chihuahua Library
Showing one to six books, pamphlets, or magazines per page, this illustrated bibliography takes you through the world of fiction, nonfiction, children's books, young adult, reference works, the personal diaries of dogs, picture books, and miscellaneous other books focused on the subject of the chihuahua, in English and other languages from publishers around the world.
Starting with an even-dozen pages as of December 17, 2009:
Native America Gallery: Dogs of the Ancient Petroglyphs
Dogs, small and large, are a regular feature of prehistoric petroglyphs throughout the American West and Southwest. As the deserts of the Southwest in particular are contiguous with the Mexico, it is inescapable that some of the petroglyph (art chipped into rocks) and pictographs (drawn onto rocks) inevitablly have to be the techichi or proto-chihuahua, the oldest surviving native dog breed. Herein, a gallery of Native American petroglyphs with my meditations on their meaning and the place of dogs in prehistoric North America.
Many More Galleries On The Way,
as well as continuous expansion of existing galleries.
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