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Old 03-27-2015, 10:03 PM   #1
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I'm going to need advice/help. Please note that I tried to be vigilant about backyard breeders, scams, puppy mills and other unscrupulous persons. While my intentions were good I believe was still was slightly niave.

long story short I was looking and responding to adds in the paper to yorkie pups. Trying to sift through the ones that made me uncomfortable. Finally I saw an add and fell in love with a pup . everything is going OK but I now have to pick up the pup week 9. Deposit paid. I'm committed and know most would say not to proceed but I just can't/wont walk away. My question is what EXTRA things should I expect. I'm concerned about social issues and anxiety or other issues. Please only advice and no "give it back" "your stupid" responses. Just want to know how to make the best of a not-so-great situation. Thanks..
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Have you asked the breeder to keep the pup until 12 weeks? You need to prepare yourself that if this breeder skip a step reputable breeders do that I'm sure they skipped other steps so genetic illnesses could pop up. I would look into getting a pet insurence that covers genetic issues right away. I would also prepare for social issues and bitting issues and really there is no way to guard against them and make them not happen other then leaving the pup with mom. You also need to prepare for hypoglycemia and have nutrical on hand for that. At this age the pup should eat every couple of hours and not be left alone for more then an hour or two. The pup will need to go to your vet within 48 hours or so for a vet check. If the pup was given any shots before 8 weeks they are useless. If there becomes issues of diarrhea and or vomiting waiting to long with a small pup can be dangerous because they can dehydrate quickly so make sure you have the number and address of a regular vet and emergency vet kept someone easy to get to. Also until two weeks after the pups last set of shots don't take them to areas where other dogs or wild life have been.
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Hi welcome to yorkietalk nice to have you aboard . What about this pup makes you worried. I do know that is best to leave the pup with mom till 12 weeks and mine was but there are lots of people on here that got their babys at 9 weeks and all went well so take a deep breath and look forward to your new baby. The pet insurance is the best Idea to know if something go wrong that you dont have to worry that the cost of it will put you in a bad spot . I look forward to seeing pictures Im all about the pics LOL.
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Follow Lovetodream88 advise on........ You also need to prepare for At this age the pup should eat every couple of hours and not be left alone for more then an hour or two. The pup will need to go to your vet within 48 hours or so for a vet check. If the pup was given any shots before 8 weeks they are useless. If there becomes issues of diarrhea and or vomiting waiting to long with a small pup can be dangerous because they can dehydrate quickly so make sure you have the number and address of a regular vet and emergency vet kept someone easy to get to. Also until two weeks after the pups last set of shots don't take them to areas where other dogs or wild life have been.

Releasing puppies at 8 weeks is most state laws, although it is best if pup can stay with mom till they are 12 weeks old. Many breeders will not / do not want to keep that long. Taking at 8 weeks is not advisable, but doable. As long as the puppy is eating solid food, free feed,meaning always have food in puppy's bowl so he can eat all day. Watch out for signs of hypoglycemia and have nutrical on hand. Take puppy to vet with-in 48 hours of bringing him home that is a MUST. Keeping puppy in a safe area like an x-pen for the safety of the puppy. Others will be offering up advise and suggestions, Good luck on your new baby and post pictures when you can, we LOVE pictures
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Have you asked the breeder to keep the pup until 12 weeks? You need to prepare yourself that if this breeder skip a step reputable breeders do that I'm sure they skipped other steps so genetic illnesses could pop up. I would look into getting a pet insurence that covers genetic issues right away. I would also prepare for social issues and bitting issues and really there is no way to guard against them and make them not happen other then leaving the pup with mom. You also need to prepare for hypoglycemia and have nutrical on hand for that. At this age the pup should eat every couple of hours and not be left alone for more then an hour or two. The pup will need to go to your vet within 48 hours or so for a vet check. If the pup was given any shots before 8 weeks they are useless. If there becomes issues of diarrhea and or vomiting waiting to long with a small pup can be dangerous because they can dehydrate quickly so make sure you have the number and address of a regular vet and emergency vet kept someone easy to get to. Also until two weeks after the pups last set of shots don't take them to areas where other dogs or wild life have been.
This is great advice. I want to second Taylor's advice about not taking this puppy out until after it's had it's vaccinations. Don't even let it go out in your own yard. I brought Barney home at 10.5 weeks and let him go out in my back yard where I think he got giardia. It took weeks for him to get better. Even at 10.5 weeks and nearly 3 pounds, he was susceptible to so many things.

Another thing, I would get a good book that explains yorkie development week by week, that will help you to know when to expect certain behaviors and how to properly eliminate bad behaviors. Good luck and congratulations on getting a new puppy. Mine have all brought me so much joy.
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Thanks everyone for the great advice. I already started looking at pet insurance but I think he's still too young for some websites to give me a quote. I put his date of birth and it told me to click a "valid" date. But I'm looking into it.

I know I'm not supposed to take him places until he's had all his shots. What about that first vet visit? Don't want him to get sick.

Also, Ive been reading about Nutrical and I can't seem to find one difinative answer on what to do. On hand for emergencies only? A little bit with breakfast? I read about that possibly giving diabetes. Colby (yes already picked a name) will never be alone. Either myself or a family member will always be at hand.

I guess maybe I'm just over thinking this just a bit. I've "helped" raise a few puppies but Colby will be the first one that is solely mine.

Thanks again for the advice.
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We picked up Addie and Raider at 8 weeks and so far so good. Breeder was good about socializing the puppies and had already started them on dry food. They eat good, are gaining weight and seem very laid back. They both had ear mites and Raider is a little difficult to medicate. I think they are both free of mites because they have quit scratching their ears. They got their first shots at 7 weeks and we go to the vet on April 7 for the next shots. We in no way regret picking up the puppies at 8 weeks. If they would only quit eating their poop. They seem to be getting better about it.

We have started working on some training. They are getting pretty good at "come" and "sit". Not too excited about the harness and leash yet, but we're working on it.

We are using the Potty Training Puppy Apartment, so we are able to sleep all night. They whine a couple of times during the night, but go back to sleep. Currently, they are sharing a bed in one of the PTPA's. We've heard pros and cons about that, but we'll see.

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Thanks everyone for the great advice. I already started looking at pet insurance but I think he's still too young for some websites to give me a quote. I put his date of birth and it told me to click a "valid" date. But I'm looking into it.

I know I'm not supposed to take him places until he's had all his shots. What about that first vet visit? Don't want him to get sick.

Also, Ive been reading about Nutrical and I can't seem to find one difinative answer on what to do. On hand for emergencies only? A little bit with breakfast? I read about that possibly giving diabetes. Colby (yes already picked a name) will never be alone. Either myself or a family member will always be at hand.

I guess maybe I'm just over thinking this just a bit. I've "helped" raise a few puppies but Colby will be the first one that is solely mine.

Thanks again for the advice.
Hi and WELCOME to YT . Sounds like you are already in love w/ your little one.

You can def take him to the vet - just keep him on your lap rather than allowing full access to the floors etcetera.

As for Nutrical, giving it *cannot* cause diabetes, not in any way whatsoever...that's not how diabetes is caused. It's okay to give some prophylactically during the transition time. When mine were pups, I liked to give some right away in the morning when they woke up and then before they went to bed too. And it'd be okay to give a bit btwn meals too, if you're not free feeding. And then just taper it off over time. It's nice to have around for your "emergency kit" too - for if they ever get sick/dehydrated etcetera. Also always have benadryl on hand in case of bee sting or allergic reaction. I have a dog kit like many others do here...very handy.
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Thanks everyone for the great advice. I already started looking at pet insurance but I think he's still too young for some websites to give me a quote. I put his date of birth and it told me to click a "valid" date. But I'm looking into it.

I know I'm not supposed to take him places until he's had all his shots. What about that first vet visit? Don't want him to get sick.

Also, Ive been reading about Nutrical and I can't seem to find one difinative answer on what to do. On hand for emergencies only? A little bit with breakfast? I read about that possibly giving diabetes. Colby (yes already picked a name) will never be alone. Either myself or a family member will always be at hand.

I guess maybe I'm just over thinking this just a bit. I've "helped" raise a few puppies but Colby will be the first one that is solely mine.

Thanks again for the advice.
I would only use the nutrical for emergencies and follow it would something that has protein in it so his sugar won't drop. Just don't put him on the ground at the vet visits and make sure they sanitize everything. You may even want to take a blanket to put him on when you put him on the exam table.
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We picked up Addie and Raider at 8 weeks and so far so good. Breeder was good about socializing the puppies and had already started them on dry food. They eat good, are gaining weight and seem very laid back. They both had ear mites and Raider is a little difficult to medicate. I think they are both free of mites because they have quit scratching their ears. They got their first shots at 7 weeks and we go to the vet on April 7 for the next shots. We in no way regret picking up the puppies at 8 weeks. If they would only quit eating their poop. They seem to be getting better about it.

We have started working on some training. They are getting pretty good at "come" and "sit". Not too excited about the harness and leash yet, but we're working on it.

We are using the Potty Training Puppy Apartment, so we are able to sleep all night. They whine a couple of times during the night, but go back to sleep. Currently, they are sharing a bed in one of the PTPA's. We've heard pros and cons about that, but we'll see.

Good luck.
The Yorkshire Terrier Club of America has put a lot of research into it and has found 12 weeks or even later is best for yorkie puppies for many reasons and reputable breeders follow there rules. There are definitely a lot of risks when not going with a reputable breeder but hopefully you will get lucky. With two at least they can helped each other learn. When a pup comes from the breeder with ear mites it means they were living in unsanitary conditions. I hope you continue to be lucky.
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Hi and WELCOME to YT . Sounds like you are already in love w/ your little one.

You can def take him to the vet - just keep him on your lap rather than allowing full access to the floors etcetera.

As for Nutrical, giving it *cannot* cause diabetes, not in any way whatsoever...that's not how diabetes is caused. It's okay to give some prophylactically during the transition time. When mine were pups, I liked to give some right away in the morning when they woke up and then before they went to bed too. And it'd be okay to give a bit btwn meals too, if you're not free feeding. And then just taper it off over time. It's nice to have around for your "emergency kit" too - for if they ever get sick/dehydrated etcetera. Also always have benadryl on hand in case of bee sting or allergic reaction. I have a dog kit like many others do here...very handy.


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I would only use the nutrical for emergencies and follow it would something that has protein in it so his sugar won't drop. Just don't put him on the ground at the vet visits and make sure they sanitize everything. You may even want to take a blanket to put him on when you put him on the exam table.
I second this. I always take a towel from home and clorox wipes when going to the vet. Wipe down the exam table then place a towel on top. If you have a carrier, I would place the pup in it before entering the veterinary facility and not take him/her out until the towel is on the exam table. Don't let anyone touch your puppy unless it's the vet tech/vet doing the examination.
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Thanks everyone for the great advice. I already started looking at pet insurance but I think he's still too young for some websites to give me a quote. I put his date of birth and it told me to click a "valid" date. But I'm looking into it.

I know I'm not supposed to take him places until he's had all his shots. What about that first vet visit? Don't want him to get sick.

Also, Ive been reading about Nutrical and I can't seem to find one difinative answer on what to do. On hand for emergencies only? A little bit with breakfast? I read about that possibly giving diabetes. Colby (yes already picked a name) will never be alone. Either myself or a family member will always be at hand.

I guess maybe I'm just over thinking this just a bit. I've "helped" raise a few puppies but Colby will be the first one that is solely mine.

Thanks again for the advice.
These kinds are questions are best answered by your vet, a medical professional, than the varied personal opinions of a forum.

Take your puppy for a full physical exam by his vet right away. That appt does not automatically mean shots will be done at that time. I got my ZoE very young. Her first vet visit was a full examination to determine her health and to gather valuable information about caring for a young puppy, as it had been about 14 years since I'd had a puppy.

Don't let your puppy walk into the vet's office or walk on the floor there. Remember, a vet is just like a doctor's office in that many people go as they are sick, and could be infectious. ZoE's vet recommends that all youngones be brought in, in carriers and remain in their carrier until they are in the examining room.

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I like the carrier idea - and all my babies are brought to the vet this way. And yes even the large breed pups. It leaves my hands free and my doggies safe while I fill out the forms etc and wait in the waiting room.


My previous vet made a habit of wiping down the table in front of me, and of washing his hands prior to examining my dogs.


Your pup should be weighed and then you can ask questions about dosage for Beneadyrl and Nutrical or what-ever you wish to use in case of hypoglycemia. Make sure you know the signs of low blood sugar.


Now what to expect at a first vet visit and pre book your appointment now. I will link an article on this.


http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/gen...vet-visit.html
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I like the carrier idea - and all my babies are brought to the vet this way. And yes even the large breed pups. It leaves my hands free and my doggies safe while I fill out the forms etc and wait in the waiting room.


My previous vet made a habit of wiping down the table in front of me, and of washing his hands prior to examining my dogs.


Your pup should be weighed and then you can ask questions about dosage for Beneadyrl and Nutrical or what-ever you wish to use in case of hypoglycemia. Make sure you know the signs of low blood sugar.


Now what to expect at a first vet visit and pre book your appointment now. I will link an article on this.


http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/gen...vet-visit.html
Thank you for the link. That is great information. Having something to actually expect is good. I have so many questions I am thinking about typing them up and printing it off in bullet points and handing them to the vet! lol I don't get Colby until the 18th and I swear its going to be the LONGEST 3 weeks of my life.
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