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Originally Posted by Patti  I have several yorkies when I was working full time and they were fine. How old will he be? How big? If he is tiny he will need to eat frequently, so it's best if you can have someone feed him at noon time if you can't. If not, make sure he has eaten before you leave and leave some food down for him. As far as going potty, you can keep him in a crate or pen and put bedding on one side and a pee pad on the other. Some Yorkies do get separation anxiety when left but I have never had one that did. I don't think they would have a heart attack either. What I do when I first get a puppy is leave every few hours the first few days so they get use to you coming and going. Make sure you have Nutrical on hand in case of a low sugar problem. Congratulations and you will do fine. |
I agree with Patti. Many working mommies and daddies have successfully had yorkie puppies before. It would be nice to be there for them the first 6 months they're with you, but that might not always be possible. As long as your baby is coming home at the 12 week mark, and isn't a super tiny one, your risk of a hypoglycemic attack is reduced. Keep your new baby safe when you can't watch him and he/she will be fine.
