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Old 01-02-2009, 05:36 PM   #3
chattiesmom
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That is totally cool. It sounds like you have one smart little boy!

I think that Yorkies are exceptionally smart and that coupled with their independent nature makes it a challenge to train them at times.

I have to share one of Chizziewink's self-taught behaviors.....

When its time to eat Chizzie and Dovie are both right under my feet trying to rush me along. I feed Dovie in the kitchen on one side of a baby gate that separates the kitchen from the dining room and Chizzie is fed just on the other side of the gate.

I always put Dovie's food down first and as she starts top eat I set Chizzie's bowl down. Chizzie will, without fail, hesitate for about 5 seconds and then she is off like a rocket to her bowl. It amazes me that will leave Dovie and her bowl and run all the way around to her side to eat. I might add that in order for Chizzie to get to her food she has to turn around and go in the opposite direction from where Dovie is eating, make a right turn, run throught he breakfast room, make another right turn, run through the living room and make a third right turn to make the last mad dash through the dining room to her bowl.

She is very good at problem solving.
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