Thanks everyone,
here is post below where I was talking about him when he crashed big time on us.
I had to syringe feed him every 2 hours until he got his strength back.
He has his sparkle back now. But I know it would be so easy for him to go back down.
I just love this little one to peices.
He is snuggling in my shirt right now, thats his favorite spot when you hold him he likes to be in your shirt. LOL
Deana
12-28-2007, 09:43 PM #6
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The pups are very pretty.
My Lil Bit I am keeping because he is so small and not yet out of the woods, he is nearly 5 months old and even as much experience as I have with the Yorkies, I almost lost him Sunday when he crashed and was flat out. Had I not known what to do, he would have died for sure if someone was trying to make it to the vet. I worked with him for over an hour to get him stablized.
His sire is one of my Champions and his dam is Ch sired and both are over 5 lbs I would never think of breeding for that size. Too much heartache. I would not even think of placing him due to his very small size. I don't see any extra expense at all raising him all, just more time consuming as far as I do feed him more times a day and watch him like a hawk, I am still on the edge of my seat with him because I sure don't want to loose him, I love him to peices. I would be so afraid to let him go, much less ship him.
Deana
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