et’s be honest—Chihuahuas are adorable little companions, but sometimes… they act possessed. One minute they’re snuggled in a blanket like an angel. The next? Full gremlin mode activated. That’s when I knew it was time to “remove the demon” from my Chihuahua, Luna.
It all starts with the growl. A tiny, rumbling warning that says, “Back away from my toy, human.” Then comes the side-eye. Ears pinned back. Tail twitching. Next thing you know, she’s zooming across the house at midnight, growling at shadows, attacking pillows, and giving the vacuum cleaner a piece of her mind.
I tried everything—treats, calm voices, spa music. Nothing worked. Luna was in gremlin mode. Dramatic. Loud. Unapologetically feral. Her wild side even scared the neighbor’s German Shepherd.
But then I realized: she wasn’t possessed. She was just full of pent-up Chihuahua energy, tiny-dog rage, and a big personality that refused to be ignored.
The “exorcism” wasn’t holy water—it was extra walks, new toys, cuddle time, and structured chaos. Once she had a place to channel all that dramatic energy, Luna mellowed out… mostly.
Now, every time she flips into crazy mode, we laugh instead of panic. It’s her inner diva coming out—and honestly, we wouldn’t have her any other way.
