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hha · 10-27-2007, 08:16 AM

I feel the same way about my 14 lb yorkie, when the breeder said she would buy her back(she was a few mos. old and was already more than I told she would be full grown), I said NO, I'm in love with her just the way she is..She has always had the sweetest disposition. I'm hoping this one is a little smaller than 14 lbs. but, I don't want her being teeny tiny..I'm wanting her to hurry and get bigger now(she's 2lb 6 oz at 12 weeks)..They make me nervous when they're this tiny, we've almost stepped on her a few times already..And I do agree too, that when they're real small, as cute as they are, they tend to have a lot more problems.

10-27-2007, 08:16 AM	#15
hha No Longer a Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Seneca, SC Posts: 2,837	I feel the same way about my 14 lb yorkie, when the breeder said she would buy her back(she was a few mos. old and was already more than I told she would be full grown), I said NO, I'm in love with her just the way she is..She has always had the sweetest disposition. I'm hoping this one is a little smaller than 14 lbs. but, I don't want her being teeny tiny..I'm wanting her to hurry and get bigger now(she's 2lb 6 oz at 12 weeks)..They make me nervous when they're this tiny, we've almost stepped on her a few times already..And I do agree too, that when they're real small, as cute as they are, they tend to have a lot more problems.