The Chihuahua is an Ultra-Rare pet in Adopt Me, added on August 14, 2026 with the Tux & Shepherd on the Stray Case update. You get it by hatching one of three eggs or by trading with other players, and each egg carries its own chance of producing the pet.
Quick answer: Hatch a Basic Egg (400 Tickets), a Crystal Egg (4,000 Tickets), or an Admin Abuse Egg from Jane’s shop in the Nursery. The Crystal Egg gives the best odds at a 44% chance of an Ultra-Rare pet per hatch.
Chihuahua rarity and appearance
The Chihuahua sits in the Ultra-Rare tier. In its standard form, it has brown fur, large upright ears, cream-colored markings on the face and chest, and a curled, fluffy tail. Its look changes once you combine multiple copies into Neon and Mega Neon versions.
Eggs that can hatch a Chihuahua
Three eggs can produce the Chihuahua. The chance shown below is the odds of pulling an Ultra-Rare pet from each egg, which is the tier the Chihuahua belongs to.
| Egg | Cost | Chihuahua chance per hatch |
|---|---|---|
| Basic Egg | 400 Tickets | 0.99% |
| Crystal Egg | 4,000 Tickets | 44% |
| Admin Abuse Egg | Weekly Admin Abuse event (usually Saturdays) | 20% |
The Crystal Egg costs far more Tickets than the Basic Egg, but the jump from a 0.99% chance to a 44% chance makes it the most efficient route if you can afford it. The Admin Abuse Egg is tied to a limited weekly event rather than a shop purchase.
How to hatch a Chihuahua
Unlock the Neon and Mega Neon Chihuahua
Collecting multiple Chihuahuas lets you combine them into glowing versions. Both stages are cumulative, so the Mega Neon requires far more copies than the Neon.
| Form | Copies needed | Appearance |
|---|---|---|
| Neon | 4 Chihuahua | Glows orange on the inner ears, chest fur, nose, feet, and underside of the tail |
| Mega Neon | 16 Chihuahua | Glows in the same spots as the Neon, but those areas cycle through rainbow colors |
Getting a Chihuahua through trading
If hatching is not going your way, you can trade for a Chihuahua directly. Adopt Me lets you exchange pets, accessories, and items with other players, so an existing Chihuahua owner can hand one over in return for something in your inventory.
Whether you pull it from an egg or pick one up in a trade, the Chihuahua counts the same toward the four-copy Neon and 16-copy Mega Neon goals, so trading is a practical way to speed up those combines.
