In the 19th century, the first teacup poodle was born due to a genetic mutation. Unexpectedly, this accident was wildly sought after by people.
The Americans saw business opportunities and went to great lengths to breed a series of teacup dogs. So far, teacup dogs have formed a relatively stable micro-sized gene.

They are generally under 8 inches in size and weigh under 4 pounds. Tiny teacup dogs can even be less than 7 inches tall and weigh less than 3 pounds. They are not born so petite, but are born prematurely through forced caesarean section before they mature, so that they look smaller and cuter.
Forced premature birth causes their hearts and lungs to be very small, which brings with them various health risks, heart problems, overloaded internal organs, difficulty breathing, fragile bones, etc. Moreover, their lifespan is much shorter than that of ordinary dogs, and because they are not fully developed, they cannot do some of the most basic actions like other dogs! They can't eat much at one time, so as a teacup dog owner, you need to feed it several times a day, with small amounts of food each time.
Their small hearts have a heavy load and need to beat very fast to supply blood to various underdeveloped parts of the body. All, most of them have serious heart disease. Their lung function is also not good, and breathing difficulties always plague teacup dogs.

Teacup dog breeds are not limited to VIPs. Miniature breeds of well-known dog breeds such as Beagles, Chihuahuas, Yorkshire Terriers, Pomeranians, and Shih Tzus have been developed.

In countries such as Japan and South Korea, it has become a fashion to hold teacup dogs as decorations.
However, behind their cuteness and scenery, there is endless bitterness...
Almost no teacup dogs are produced naturally!

Exposed by some foreign organizations: Teacup dogs sold on the market usually come from dark puppy breeding farms...
When teacup dogs are just born, Drinking milk is not done proactively. It has to be fed once an hour, and it refuses to take the initiative to suck when eating. It has to be inserted with a needle, and it must be on the body of the mother dog! Simply cruel! What’s more serious is that some unscrupulous dog dealers deliberately limit the food intake of small dogs such as toy teddy dogs, and even feed them weight loss drugs and injections, as well as inbreeding, resulting in many fake teacups with low immunity or congenital diseases, making it difficult to feed them after they are bought. , even if they feed themselves, they won’t be able to live for more than a few years. Simply put, they are dogs bred by perverted people to cater to their perverted hearts!

To this world, teacup dogs are too fragile. They can hardly do anything that ordinary dogs can do, such as walking, playing, coquettishly showing off to their owners, climbing stairs, and jumping. Go to bed...
Once abandoned by their owners, they will face disaster.
ButHowever, abandonment behavior is still very common.
People fall in love with teacup dogs because they are like dolls and different from ordinary dogs. After the initial novelty subsided, I found that I couldn't get anything from it that ordinary dogs could give me, and I regarded them as troubles and wanted to get rid of them as soon as possible.
The tragedy of the teacup dog, like the folded-eared cat, is precisely due to these deformed and fanatical loves. No buying and selling, no harm. If you really love dogs, don’t buy a teacup puppy.