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Old 10-20-2011, 05:28 PM   #45
KazzyK810
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Originally Posted by anevarez View Post
I don't want to be a drama starter, but I have heard my fair share of stories of adults and teenagers squashing small dogs as well. Accidents can happen to anyone.
We only have to look at our own forums to see dogs broken & injured with adult supervison.

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Originally Posted by backwardsrain View Post
I believe small Yorkies and small kids shouldn't mix because even the most careful, well-behaved child doesn't have very good coordination.
I would have put either of my kids juggling footballs (soccer) or on hockey skates, at two years of age, up against an average adult to see who had "good coordination". There are a heckuva lot of uncoordinated, clumsy adults out there. Go to your local nightclub any weekend and look at what's out on the dance floor!

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Originally Posted by Patti View Post
I just know I would have been devastated it I couldn't have had yorkies because I had a small child.
Me too! And who is anybody here to say who should or shouldn't be part of somebody's family. That's a choice we each make for ourselves.

I got my own first yorkie when my kids were 5 & 3 from a local second generation yorkie breeder who had an infant & toddler of her own!
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