A Tiny Chihuahua Ended Up Wrapped in the Christmas Lights
The Chihuahua's eyes are enormous, and the lights draped around her are glowing. She sits on a grey couch with the green-wired string wound loosely around her black-and-tan body, looking straight ahead as if nothing could be more normal. A plaid pillow, a toy and a mug sit behind her, and the living room is warm and slightly messy.
Chihuahuas are tiny, alert dogs with big personalities, and they often form a very close bond with their person. They can be sensitive to the cold and tend to like being wrapped in blankets. A string of Christmas lights is not a toy, though. Wires can be chewed, which could cause burns or shocks, and the cord can tangle around small legs. Unplug the lights before untangling a dog, and keep cords tucked away. A cozy blanket is a safer way to give a Chihuahua the snug feeling she seems to be looking for.
We'll call her Pepper, and she's wearing the lights like a fancy necklace. She'll sit patiently as long as someone gives her attention, and she probably has no idea she's the brightest thing in the room. A gentle unwrap will set her free. Sweet and slightly silly, the moment proves that even the smallest dog can light up a room, as long as someone takes the lights off first and offers a cuddle instead.
