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Originally Posted by LilMissy

I've had this girl who posts rude comments on my blog attacking me from time to time. Well, her most recent comment was after I posted pictures of Missy in some new clothes, and she said "I feel sorry for dogs who are made to wear clothes". I think it was rude of her to write this to me. It's my blog, and if she doesn't have anything nice to say, she shouldn't say anything at all! Especially if she has no knowledge of the breed.

So, I posted today on my blog addressing her comment, I'm inviting any of you Yorkie lovers who are bored to wander over to my blog and post a comment under todays post backing up my theory of *it's OK to dress your Yorkie*. You can do it anonymously. It's a weight loss blog, but I do discuss other things, such as my new little love Missy, and my cake decorating skills. I address her comment in the second paragraph of todays posting, right below the pics you will see a link to where you can post a comment if you'd like. Your comment won't show up immediately because I will have to approve it. I will check back in awhile.

Thanks everyone. I get so annoyed with people who judge those of us who dress up our dogs. If I didn't dress Missy, she would be hovering over the heat vent shivering all day. I couldn't imagine taking her outside without clothes ever! She still shivers even with 2 layers on and me cuddling her in my jacket. Anyways, here's the link to my blog Gettin' Shrunk again, just if you're bored...

First off, your weight loss is amazing! Looking good and bet you're feeling much better from a physical perspective. JB is overweight. I'm going to show her your blog when she gets back from Detroit Mon.
I took a quick look at your blog. I'm heading back to it shortly but will keep YT logged on. I can see a Yorkie wearing clothing to keep warm. My guys were tugging at the leash to get back inside a few early mornings ago (7am) when I got in from work and it was in the upper 30s here in Sat. Beach FL. Just out for a couple of minutes for them to relieve themselves, then a much longer walk after it warmed some around 9am.