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Originally Posted by smartpuppiepets  Thanks Mardelin!
You always seem to have your ways to express your valuable knowledge about this breed and educate people about them!
This is one of the biggest babies we've ever had ! "chubby bit of a guy for good !!!! " ... but we love him anyways....
i am still puzzled by this ladies vet trying to convince her he is older than he is. As someone else here mentioned:"But I don't have any idea what she would have to gain by saying that the pup is younger than it's actual birth date."?
I referred her to come into YT and learn a study and ask for advice on the breed that is new for her and i am so glad i did it ! I am sure she will find reliable advice here ! i am glad that she was welcomed into this community and can share , learn and make friends with other yorkie owners.
I told her i am available any time to help with any questions but once anything like this arrives it is very good to have other people to confirm some things i said just to let her be assured .
She mentioned here about her vet. She is from my state but a totally different area. I hope she will find advice on that too.
Anyways , Thanks a lot , as always !
XOXO |
The size of the pup has no concern for me....since my line produces big pups that grow up front and then stop. Although, I have girl pup right now that is absolutely scarying me......At this point I may have a 35 cup coffee maker. Her mother and father are on the average size of the spectrum. Mom 5 1/2 pounds dad 6 pounds, should weigh 4 1/2 to 5......but, I keep him a bit heavier since he goes off food when a girl is in Season. So, you never can tell what they are going to produce.
I do know that new puppy owners do tend to get a bit anxious and need reassurance, very normal.......
I did suggest she shave the pups hears all the way down on both sides and tape them Cookie Rogan's web site has some great illustration on how to.