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Old 05-29-2010, 06:07 PM   #14
Ringo1
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Originally Posted by maryeverett1 View Post
Nooooo!!! You are absolutely doing the right thing and what is necessary for a puppy that size and that age! What non yorkie people don't understand about this breed is that they can go down hill extremely fast because of their size (as it sounds like you have already seen!) they arent the kind of breed you can pet on the head once a day and let out to be outside the whole day and if you arent watching that closely you wont know the signs that he is in trouble! You love jax and want what's best for him and if they don't understand that then screw them!! So uncool to judge someone who loves a dog this much and is willing to do whatever it takes to care for him! In my opinion it takes a special kind of person to love a yorkie...they obviously don't get it but luckily you have cyber friends who absolutely get it and stand behind you 100%!! :-)
You are so right about this breed being totally different. I have a Westie that I can pat on the head; let him outside (his favorite place) and he'll come in when he's good and ready and needs nothing further from me - other than a good, long walk of an evening.

Lucy is a different story. She's tiny; she still chews wires; she has mild MVD and you have to constantly track what she is eating . . . not too much protein; but make sure she eats and drinks cause she is too little . . it's just different.

You are doing a great job! Not everyone will understand; other yorkie owners definitely will.
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