About 2 weeks ago we had a family surrender their Yorkies to us, Lilo and Stitch. They were born July 1 2002 and are neutered. I have their breeder info, but nothing on parents and no registration papers, etc. I haven't yet attempted to contact the breeder. From a simple internet search, it looks like they originally came from this woman:
http://www.yorkiesplus.com They are UTD on shots.
Anyway, Lilo and Stitch had potty training issues, which is why their family needed to surrender them. I am fostering them now, but I think it is safe to say it is okay to start looking for a home for them. They have done GREAT with potty training here with us (though someone is home 24 hours a day and they can go in and out of the house in to the fenced back yard as they please). We haven't had an accident since the first day they came home with us. We have also been working on walking on a lead and they are doing very well.
They are currently on medication for chronic earmites (which we are treating for another 3 weeks). Lilo has scarring from a previous hematoma on his right ear - it causes him no issues and will not require surgery. Stitch has a cyst on his left ear that we have not yet determined the origin of, but it causes him no problems and we will get that checked out again at his next appointment. They are both in the 9 - 10 pound range (Lilo is taller, but Stitch is fatter).
They are EXTREMELY well behaved! They are VERY sweet and quite energetic.
They love to play, like to cuddle, love to be held, are good with kids, cats, and other dogs. They are sweet as can be and would do just great with any family that will love and care for them.
I will not separate them. They HAVE to go to a new home together. I would prefer to place them in a home where someone is home all the time, or at least where they would have limited time alone. Also, would obviously prefer a home with a fenced yard.
If anyone is interested, please PM me or email
sarah@yorkieshampoo.com. I do not want to put them on a plane, so a local family or someone willing to travel to us is a necessity.