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Old 03-04-2011, 01:04 AM   #33
concretegurl
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Like others have mentioned I often wonder if these posts like this are simply to create or either or it's just (sad).

Yorkies are especially attention demanding...I completely agree with the very first posted response to you below...but...have you considered trying to re-homing them together in a responsible, caring forever home where they will cared for appropriately and not having a dog at all?

YT is a great place to find a new home for Yorkies needing to be re-homed. Alter them prior to re-homing please...

Or waiting a bit and finding a breed that is better with families? 3 and 5 year olds in the home...the pup would be for them-seriously?...children who already say they hate dogs-unless you have a good record of pet ownership and animal husbandry (if you are wondering-the answer is no) then you shouldn't fathom the idea of another pup to hmmmm try again...definition of insanity is trying the same thing and expecting a different result...just putting it out there.

Perhaps you should invest in a self cleaning tank and fresh water fish...you will have to put in the effort of feeding them but they're great entertainment for children as long as they know not to bang the tank...

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Originally Posted by shodanusmc View Post
My opinion is do not get another dog, but work with the 2 you have. You either made them like that, or a combination of genetics and environment. Sorry, that is my story and I am sticking to it. They take their cues from you. Work with them, take them out, play with them, hold them, and show them some love.
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