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delicatepuzzle · 08-16-2009, 09:27 PM

Thank you for all your concerns. This was the ONLY TIME he's done this. Although he has tried to jump on the kitchen counters a few times before. I put his toy up there because I was done playing (he is a persistent little bug-a-boo) It did not start off as "OH LETS SEE HOW HE WILL GET IT". He usually stops but not this day. He is not your typical "frail" yorkie. He is 100% muscle. Yes I know that yorkies are quite known for having bad knees, and I wish he didn't jump on/off my bed (4 ft high) but after 3 years of trying and using stairs etc, jumping is just much quicker for him. STUBBORN table for ONE!

Again THANK YOU everyone for your concerns. He was NOT hurt, and please know that Versace maybe a yorkie but he is NOT frail!!! He can overpower two vet techs and a vet. So don't let his exterior cute yorkie looks fool you.

08-16-2009, 09:27 PM	#16
delicatepuzzle Donating YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Orlando, FL, USA Posts: 603	Thank you!!! Thank you for all your concerns. This was the ONLY TIME he's done this. Although he has tried to jump on the kitchen counters a few times before. I put his toy up there because I was done playing (he is a persistent little bug-a-boo) It did not start off as "OH LETS SEE HOW HE WILL GET IT". He usually stops but not this day. He is not your typical "frail" yorkie. He is 100% muscle. Yes I know that yorkies are quite known for having bad knees, and I wish he didn't jump on/off my bed (4 ft high) but after 3 years of trying and using stairs etc, jumping is just much quicker for him. STUBBORN table for ONE! Again THANK YOU everyone for your concerns. He was NOT hurt, and please know that Versace maybe a yorkie but he is NOT frail!!! He can overpower two vet techs and a vet. So don't let his exterior cute yorkie looks fool you.