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tfc3rid · 03-07-2005, 11:05 AM

OK, as I have been reading some of your posts about your babies, it seems that as they grow up, naturally they are becoming larger and stronger...

I've seen in a few cases that some of your Yorkies are kept as pups in playpens or in areas separated by a 'baby gate' in rooms of your home while you are gone... I was wondering about how some of them (if not all) eventually learn to get out...

How do you all handle this? Especially those of you who work during the day? Is this a sign that your Yorkies are ready to have more freedom at home? I would love your opinions...

I don't have a Yorkie yet but plan on adopting a baby Yorkie in the coming months for my girlfriend/soon to be fiancee (shh don't tell her...) I would have someone at home during the day to check up on puppy but still the fact that some of your are 'escaping' from their play pens or gated areas is of concern...

03-07-2005, 11:05 AM	#1
tfc3rid Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 155	Yorkie Hurdles.. OK, as I have been reading some of your posts about your babies, it seems that as they grow up, naturally they are becoming larger and stronger... I've seen in a few cases that some of your Yorkies are kept as pups in playpens or in areas separated by a 'baby gate' in rooms of your home while you are gone... I was wondering about how some of them (if not all) eventually learn to get out... How do you all handle this? Especially those of you who work during the day? Is this a sign that your Yorkies are ready to have more freedom at home? I would love your opinions... I don't have a Yorkie yet but plan on adopting a baby Yorkie in the coming months for my girlfriend/soon to be fiancee (shh don't tell her...) I would have someone at home during the day to check up on puppy but still the fact that some of your are 'escaping' from their play pens or gated areas is of concern...