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tangoluv · 12-20-2009, 12:04 PM

Thank you everyone! I sooooo much appreciate your thoughts and opinions! This is a great forum.

One more question...One of the questions brought up here is his molars??? He as one molar at the very back on all four sides?

Personally, I think he is more like 14 wks., but obviously, if he is older I would need to know. Neutering is my greatest concern.

He does act very puppy-like. Flat-out passed-out to hyper-biting mode then passes out again. He sleeps alot! - But what about the molars?

I need him to eat more. He was chubbier than he is now. When we got him he was 4 lbs., but now that he's lost some belly, I'm not sure. I asked the breeder if the food she gave me was in fact the food he was eating and still need to hear from her.

I have to read more too about the potty training w/ Yorkies. I keep him in our kitchen when I can't watch him, but unless I'm there coaching him he doesn't go on the pads. Even when I do coach him, he misses a lot too. Oh boy! This is more difficult that puppies I've had in the past! This, too, shall pass. LOL

Thank you again...God Bless!

12-20-2009, 12:04 PM	#21
tangoluv YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Shrewsbury, MA USA Posts: 8	A question... Thank you everyone! I sooooo much appreciate your thoughts and opinions! This is a great forum. One more question...One of the questions brought up here is his molars??? He as one molar at the very back on all four sides? Personally, I think he is more like 14 wks., but obviously, if he is older I would need to know. Neutering is my greatest concern. He does act very puppy-like. Flat-out passed-out to hyper-biting mode then passes out again. He sleeps alot! - But what about the molars? I need him to eat more. He was chubbier than he is now. When we got him he was 4 lbs., but now that he's lost some belly, I'm not sure. I asked the breeder if the food she gave me was in fact the food he was eating and still need to hear from her. I have to read more too about the potty training w/ Yorkies. I keep him in our kitchen when I can't watch him, but unless I'm there coaching him he doesn't go on the pads. Even when I do coach him, he misses a lot too. Oh boy! This is more difficult that puppies I've had in the past! This, too, shall pass. LOL Thank you again...God Bless!