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Baby Blessing · 10-18-2007, 01:25 PM

YorkieKidsGood luck in solving your dilema too. It is not easy to have to give them up and rehome them but sometimes it becomes neccessary. Hopefully we will both resolve this issue soon.

It isn't that Dollie Dae isn't happy she just wants to be near me all the time, that isn't easy in my situation because Jack requires a lot of my care and I have so many things to do around home. Jack says when I am outside, she waits and waits for me to come back inside. Baby Blessing is so mellow and laid back she loves the attention but isn't demanding. Dollie Dae will literally tear herself out of Jack's arms to get to me, she will be nine months old the 22nd of this month and I feel by now it would be different. She don't care about her toys or anything, just Mommie=ME. Prairie Bea is quite content playing with all her toys and socks rolled up she entertains herself continuously, she really has been easy coming into our home. I just don't know what to do for Dollie Dae. Our daughter feels best to rehome her.

Lauren, Yes I made the mistake of letting her crate be at the foot of my bed and you know the lickey toe thing, well now I have gout and can't stand anything to touch my big toe and front of the foot so am hobbling on my heal. That is why I moved her crate last night cause I definately didn't want to bump my foot on her crate. Oh yes Lauren, it was so wonderful having our daughter home for the week, that was GREAT. She wants us to move to North Carolina to be closer to them. Hard to leave our area, we love it here and are antiques, as we have been here in the area so long. Pray for us on the moving decision, we just are so undecided on what to do.

Denise, yes she loves her crate from the very beginning and wants to sleep in it, but her ritual has been disrupted ( ya know the lickey toe thing through the door on her crate ) again my fault. Because of my big toe with this gout,

I have had to move her and she don't like that, she wants to be right where she was. All it takes is one time for these fur babies and that is it, they just want their wants and nothing else will do

Thanks everyone for you posts, interesting to see I am not the only one in this situation.

Patti

10-18-2007, 01:25 PM	#7
Baby Blessing Our Blessings R Many Donating Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: In the shelter of God's Loving Care. Posts: 3,095 Blog Entries: 1	YorkieKidsGood luck in solving your dilema too. It is not easy to have to give them up and rehome them but sometimes it becomes neccessary. Hopefully we will both resolve this issue soon. It isn't that Dollie Dae isn't happy she just wants to be near me all the time, that isn't easy in my situation because Jack requires a lot of my care and I have so many things to do around home. Jack says when I am outside, she waits and waits for me to come back inside. Baby Blessing is so mellow and laid back she loves the attention but isn't demanding. Dollie Dae will literally tear herself out of Jack's arms to get to me, she will be nine months old the 22nd of this month and I feel by now it would be different. She don't care about her toys or anything, just Mommie=ME. Prairie Bea is quite content playing with all her toys and socks rolled up she entertains herself continuously, she really has been easy coming into our home. I just don't know what to do for Dollie Dae. Our daughter feels best to rehome her. Lauren, Yes I made the mistake of letting her crate be at the foot of my bed and you know the lickey toe thing, well now I have gout and can't stand anything to touch my big toe and front of the foot so am hobbling on my heal. That is why I moved her crate last night cause I definately didn't want to bump my foot on her crate. Oh yes Lauren, it was so wonderful having our daughter home for the week, that was GREAT. She wants us to move to North Carolina to be closer to them. Hard to leave our area, we love it here and are antiques, as we have been here in the area so long. Pray for us on the moving decision, we just are so undecided on what to do. Denise, yes she loves her crate from the very beginning and wants to sleep in it, but her ritual has been disrupted ( ya know the lickey toe thing through the door on her crate ) again my fault. Because of my big toe with this gout, I have had to move her and she don't like that, she wants to be right where she was. All it takes is one time for these fur babies and that is it, they just want their wants and nothing else will do Thanks everyone for you posts, interesting to see I am not the only one in this situation. Patti Last edited by Baby Blessing; 10-18-2007 at 01:28 PM.