Oh, I did want to say: I remember reading a post here where a yorkie bit the vet, and even though the vet said it was no big deal, she got a letter in the mail later from a goverment agency notifying her that her dog had been put on a "biters" list and that after x many bites the dog could be confiscated, etc.
Not saying this to be a total downer, just now that you know she might bite the vet, you should be careful to avoid a situation where she may fail. You may want to practice putting a soft muzzle on her for vet visits, or contact your vet and ask what they would do if she did bite someone. You may also want to consider her behavior at groomers, etc.
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