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Name: Meg (Megatron)
Age: 7 months
Breed: Yorkie
Gender: Female
Color: Blackish-silver on her body, blonde on her face, tiny little white spot on her chin, white chest, beautiful little blonde legs and paws
Neutered/spayed: No
Weight: 3.8 lbs

Favorite toys: Dr. Noys' teddy bear, a Disney "Flower" (from Bambi) stuffed skunk, and her tiara rubber squeaker toy
Favorite treats: Bully sticks
Favorite walks: Anywhere she can smell flowers, run, or meet people or dogs
Favorite places: Mommy's bed and ... OUTSIDE!!!
Favorite bones: Do bully sticks count?
Favorite person: Definitely Mommy, but Daddy's a close second (says the Mommy! )
Favorite things to do: Sleep, run, chew, and get into trouble
Least favorite things to do: Let Mommy groom her, wear her new doggles

Funny things that your dog does to make you laugh: Crawls on her tummy; cocks her head at me when I'm acting silly; sleeps on my pillow (while I sleep pillow-less); eats every single piece of unhealthy kibble out of her bowl, leaving only the "good" stuff behind; drinks out of a bottle cap; smiles; digs into blankets, clothes, etc and sneezing from trying to inhale the item; and being adorable.

Things your dog has done that you will never forget: Get really sick (don't do that again, Meg!);

Things your dog is deathly afraid of: the sound of velcro

Is your dog good around other dogs: Amazingly good, although she usually has more energy than her older friends.

Good around children: Amazingly good! She loves babies, toddlers, and school-age children.

How was the first day like with your dog: Lots of cuddling and building a little "wall" for her so she would stay on the tiled area. Lots of worrying that she wasn't eating. Days #2-4 were a nightmare as she had severe hypoglycemia and had to spend two nights at the vet with an IV glucose drip. Thankfully she came back to us and has been healthy since.

I just posted some videos of Meg on my blog. She is so hilarious! I don't know what I'd do without her, even though right now she is going through the adolescent stage and regressing on a lot of her good training (urgh). Anyway, you can check out my blog if you want to see pics and video: Nicole and Tim's Blog