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Originally Posted by alaskayorkie I've been wrestling with the same decision for some time now, and without wanting to throw a wet blanket on what seems like 100 percent encouragement for a two-Yorkie family, I have a couple questions: Is Krishna neutered? That could be a potential downside if he isn't. And #2, can you travel on a plane with two Yorkies? I don't know the answer and defer to everyone else. But it would break my heart to have to leave one or both behind just because of airline rules.
Don't get me wrong. We're going to get a second Yorkie as well. I just wanted to raise the potential downsides for you.
By the way, nice use of "complementary" in your initial note. A true grammarian, I see. |
LOL! I guess I can't hide the fact that I was an English major in college
And yes, I am one of those "correct grammar, please," people. I can't help myself.
Your comments are great. I'm actually looking for the wet blanket info. My hubby is very supportive, but he likes the pen and paper proof. I will be doing an "additional costs for a second Yorkie" list as well as the pros and cons list. He will feel better just knowing I've though it through, but he just won't consent to a second until he know what he's in for.
Krishna was neutered last Wednesday and the little girl would be spayed shortly after she settles in so there should be no issues there.
As far as plane travel goes I think there is generally a 1 pet per passenger, 2 pets per plane rule. I believe I would have to have to separate carriers and my hubby to take both furbabies with me. Of course, I am rather reluctant to subject my babies to a plane ride unless we were going on an extended journey. Road trips have become much more appealing to me lately.
I've just tried my first attempt at adding pictures. If it works, the first picture is of Krishna, the second picture is of Kita (yes, I've picked her name already).