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blondiell6 · 10-26-2009, 02:46 PM

I have a chorkie that I got a few weeks ago. When I picked her up at just under 10 weeks she was 2lbs. and now on Thursday she will be 12 weeks and is nearing 4 lbs. They are a small dog, probably won't get to be more than 9 lbs but they are technically a mutt after all so there's no way to know for sure. Be careful with a 2 year old.. this is a little dog. And you should know that these are babies. Accidents will happen and they will need to get up and go out several times a night. If you're worried about housebreaking keep the puppy on an easy to clean floor when you can't hover and watch it until it's housebroken. The yorkie in them makes them very smart and eager to please, if you praise them a lot when they do things well they learn what they are supposed to do and do their best to follow that.

10-26-2009, 02:46 PM	#38
blondiell6 YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Los Angeles, CA USA Posts: 1	Chorkie I have a chorkie that I got a few weeks ago. When I picked her up at just under 10 weeks she was 2lbs. and now on Thursday she will be 12 weeks and is nearing 4 lbs. They are a small dog, probably won't get to be more than 9 lbs but they are technically a mutt after all so there's no way to know for sure. Be careful with a 2 year old.. this is a little dog. And you should know that these are babies. Accidents will happen and they will need to get up and go out several times a night. If you're worried about housebreaking keep the puppy on an easy to clean floor when you can't hover and watch it until it's housebroken. The yorkie in them makes them very smart and eager to please, if you praise them a lot when they do things well they learn what they are supposed to do and do their best to follow that.