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Originally Posted by Lovetodream88  So I was thinking after reading a post on here and I need to say this. Callie is by no means show quality she is 12 pounds and has floppy ears but to me that means nothing. I was looking for a companion that was not going to worsen my allergies and was small and I came across the yorkshire terrier and it wasnt because there ears stick up or there hair is soft and flowing or because you can get some that are so tiny. I am not rich I live with my grandparents because of health reasons and at this time am unable to have a real job but my family came together to buy me Callie and she has changed my life I am able to drive the 30 miles between my home and my moms and I am able to go through drive threws with Callie next to me I have had a reason to get up in the morning and to live. She is so spoiled and not needing of anything I do sell some stuff on ebay and make some money, she has a stroller, a carseat, lots of toys and clothes and more love then I ever thought I could give (and thats a lot because I love everyone and everything sooo much) being rich means nothing some of the poorest people love there pets more then anyone. There are so many people out there who are rich and buy small dogs as fashion accesorries and they are not they are living things. I'm just so sad by some people my gosh money means nothing compaired to what Callie has given me. |
I agree with what you say as well as a lot of the other posts on this thread. Hot Rod is not a show quality dog, but I sure get a whole lot of "ooohhhs and aahhh's" when people see him. I totally am in love with him and I wouldn't change a thing about him (except when he plays finicky with his food). Our babies give us unconditional love and I feel that I should do the same for him besides, I don't fit into the Miss Universe and it doesn't matter to him!
